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Where do answers come from, and why is everything cited?

Answers are built from the council's own published documents — the minutes that record what was decided, plus the agendas, officer reports and attachments tied to each agenda item. It works the way a person would: start from the minutes for the outcome, then read the supporting papers for the detail.

Nothing is answered from an AI's general knowledge or opinion. Every statement carries a numbered citation back to the exact source document — usually the exact page — so you can click through and check any claim against the original record yourself.

If the tool can't find something in the record, it says so plainly rather than guessing.

Infographic: sign in, ask a short specific question, the tool reads your intent, searches the record narrow-then-wide, and writes an answer grounded in the record with numbered citations — then lets you build a timeline report from the answers you pick, with personal details scrubbed before anything is stored.
From sign-in to cited answers, grounded in the record.
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