Prototype for the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. Built on public data; not an official OPM system.
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Guided demonstration: reduction in force
A single policy question carried through each capability, from identifying the governing law to drafting the rule amendment. Each step opens the working tool with its inputs entered.
Steps 2, 3 and 5 use AI and are subject to usage limits on this shared link. All content is drawn from public sources; verify each output against the official text.
- Open Search
Step 1: Identify the governing law
Search · ImmediateA single search across 5 CFR, Title 5 of the U.S. Code, OPM rulemakings, executive orders and memoranda to agency CHCOs.
Expected results
- The 5 CFR part 351 sections on retention order and performance credit.
- OPM's 2026 reduction in force final rule among the rulemakings.
- Any result opens the passage in context.
- Open Cited answers
Step 2: Obtain a cited answer
Cited answers · One minute or more; uses AIThe question is entered. Select Generate answer.
Expected results
- Progress indicates the sources retrieved, then drafting.
- Each statement is footnoted with its citation, for example 5 CFR 351.503(a); a footnote opens the source passage.
- On completion, each citation is verified against a retrieved passage.
- Open Memorandum drafting
Step 3: Draft the implementing memorandum
Memorandum drafting · Several minutes; uses AIThe subject and instructions are entered. Select Generate draft.
Expected results
- The draft follows the structure of prior OPM memoranda to agency CHCOs, with placeholders for unknown details.
- Word export converts each citation to a footnote.
- Send to Citation review opens the draft for citation review.
- Open Citation review
Step 4: Review the citations in a draft
Citation review · Seconds; AI claim review takes longerReviews the sample document, a short reduction-in-force memorandum containing known citation errors.
Expected results
- 5 CFR 351.504 is out of date: its text was replaced effective Sep 2, 2026.
- The 90-day notice period does not match 5 CFR 351.801(a)(1), which provides 60 days.
- 5 CFR 351.512 is not found in the current text or its amendment history.
- A rescinded memorandum and a revoked executive order are identified as no longer in effect.
- Optional: Run AI claim review assesses each cited passage; Download report saves the findings.
- Open Rule amendment drafting
Step 5: Draft the rule amendment
Rule amendment drafting · Several minutes; uses AIA proposed amendment to the notice period in 5 CFR 351.801 is entered. Select Generate draft.
Expected results
- Amendatory instructions and asterisked regulatory text in Document Drafting Handbook format.
- A redline against the current text, and a cited preamble.
- Word export with the redline as tracked changes.