Our work unlocks public comment data from Regulations.gov and other federal portals, making complex regulatory information accessible to both technical and non-technical users. By creating tools that analyze and summarize this data, we are empowering citizens to engage meaningfully with policymaking processes.
On July 26, 2025, over 80 civic technologists, policy experts, and government staff came together to make federal regulations and public comments more transparent and actionable. In a single day, they built 13 open-source tools that combined technical innovation with real-world needs. DMV-based with our platform aggregating nationwide federal regulatory data. Our project collaborates with Moravian University and DataKindDC. Everyone is welcome no matter your skill level or background. We especially need help with:🏠 Why This Matters
📖 Our Story
Building on Moravian University's Mirrulations project, which mirrors 27 million regulatory documents, the teams created tools for easy data access, AI-powered Q&A, data pipelines, and dashboards. SpicyRegs is a continuation of the hackathon to build a open, contributor-friendly platform for exploring and analyzing regulations.gov data, usable by both technical and non-technical users. Read more in our blog.
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📇 Current Project Volunteer Contacts
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Eugene Kim
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