Common Good Intelligence

Try it.

These are not mockups and not a sandbox. Every button below sends a real request to the same production endpoint a paying customer would use, and shows you exactly what came back. No signup, no key, no sales call.

Each one starts loaded with a sample scenario. Change it and run it again — the interesting part is usually what happens when you give it something it cannot answer.

Attest

Classifies an AI system by risk and derives the obligations that attach — separating what applies today from what commences later.

What to watch for: the sample below is not high-risk today. It becomes high-risk on 2 December 2027. Most tools would tell you it is fine.
Then switch the jurisdiction to Colorado and watch it refuse to answer at all.

The system being assessed

Deployed in the EU
We have human oversight in place

Result

Press “Assess it”.

Bellwether

A global risk index tells you the world is on fire. Bellwether tells you which of your suppliers is in the part that's burning.

What to watch for: two suppliers, one disruption. Only one of them should light up — and it should be the single-sourced one.

Your suppliers

Single-sourced — no alternative supplier

The disruption

Result

Press “Score my suppliers”.

Circuit

Works out who goes where and in what order, respecting who holds which skill and whose day is already full.

What to watch for: tick the electrical job. Nobody on this crew is an electrician, so it will come back unassigned — reported, never silently dropped.

Today's crew

Ana — HVAC only
Beau — HVAC and plumbing

Today's jobs

Furnace out — HVAC
Burst pipe — plumbing
Panel replacement — electrical (nobody can do this)

Result

Press “Build the routes”.

Clerk

Reads an unstructured agreement, pulls the fields that matter, and says what's missing or doesn't add up.

What to watch for: press “Break something” — it makes the earnest money larger than the purchase price. Clerk should refuse to let that pass.

The agreement

Result

Press “Read it”.

Playbook

Answers from your own documentation, with a citation to the exact section — and an honest miss when the documents don't cover it.

What to watch for: ask something the handbook covers and you get the answer with the section it came from. Then ask something it doesn't cover — "what is the dress code" — and watch it say so instead of inventing an answer. That miss is the thing to compare against any other tool.

Ask it something

Result

Press “Ask”.

Herald

When someone asks an AI to recommend a business like yours, it can only put forward what it can find and verify. Herald measures the five conditions that decide that.

Use your own domain. This is the one demo where the sample is worth replacing immediately — it audits a real, live site and tells you what to fix.

The business

Herald fetches the page live, so this one takes a few seconds. It never writes, posts or places anything — every fix it suggests is a change to your own information.

Result

Press “Audit it”.