GALOR / APIs
Intelligence you can build with.
Three GALOR engines are being prepared for developers. Each one stays marked Coming Soon until its live operation is verified, and none is sold before then.
01 / Legal-help compliance gateComing Soon
Chancellor
For legal AI products. Ask whether a tool may perform an activity for a person in a given state, and how far. Chancellor answers from counsel-approved, officially sourced rules.
- Returns permitted, permitted with conditions, partially permitted, prohibited or unresolved
- Fails closed: no approved rule means unresolved
- Scoped API keys and an OpenAPI description
Status todayBuilt and tested. Its 50-state rule drafts are waiting on attorney review before anyone can rely on them.
02 / Governed build agentComing Soon
ANVIL
GALOR’s governed build agent, where a fixed gate outside the model decides what may be done and every action is written to a hash-chained ledger.
- Work under explicit, expiring grants
- A receipt for every action from its audit ledger
- No approval taken from model output or documents
Status todayA candidate kernel, not yet certified or deployed. The public operation it will offer is still being defined.
03 / Government researchComing Soon
The Mole
Read-only research across public records: the Library of Congress, Congress.gov, the Federal Register, CourtListener, the Internet Archive and the FEC.
- Search with original source links and dates on every record
- Never fabricates a result when a source fails
- Read-only: no submissions to any government system
Status todayWorking today as a private research workstation. The public API needs its own access plan first.
Before anything opens
Each API ships with a contract, a sandbox and limits you can read.
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