The library

Coverage, source-cited.

Every rule set is built from public law: statutes, board rules, agency guidance. Each rule carries its citation, and each rule set carries a date it has to be checked again by. When that date passes, the rule set stops issuing clean passes until someone has looked at it again. Freshness is the product.

Coverage

In the scanner today.

This table is generated from the live ruleset library, the same source the scanner reads, so it cannot drift from what the product actually enforces. Each ruleset shows its last review date and clock. A rule set past its review date, or still in review, will not pass copy: it flags instead.

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The map shows addiction treatment, the one vertical with a completed fifty-state survey behind it. The table below is the whole library across every vertical, and the scanner draws the map for whichever vertical you pick. Mental health is the newest of the ten and is live in its own right in ten states.

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The library grows by adopted law, not by press release. Patterns stay on the server; only citations and review clocks are published here.

In motion

Found, not yet modeled.

States with a distinctive statute confirmed but not yet compiled into deterministic rules, plus states on watch. A scan in these states gives you the citation to take to counsel rather than a clean pass. They leave this list one at a time, as full packs ship.

Marketing into a state we do not cover yet? Tell us which one; the research queue is demand-ordered.