Describe your issue once. We find what matches
AI Recommendations turns a plain-English description of what you track into a running list of matching bills and hearing moments. It searches by meaning, so it finds the bill that never uses your exact words, and every recommendation waits for your review before it joins a track.
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Keyword lists miss the bill that matters
A keyword list catches the bills that use your words and misses the ones that do not. Data centers become large load facilities. A drug pricing fight is about pharmacy benefit managers. Building and maintaining a perfect keyword list across every state is a full-time job that still leaves gaps.
From a sentence to a reviewed list
Describe the issue
Write what you track the way you would explain it to a colleague.
See what matched and why
USLege shows the concepts it searched for and the bills and hearing moments that matched each one.
Review and add
Add a recommendation to your track or dismiss it. Reviewed items stay out of your way.
Coverage that keeps up with your issue
Search by meaning
Finds bills about your issue even when they use different words than you do.
Shows its reasoning
See the related concepts it searched for, so you can tell why something matched.
Bills and hearings
Recommendations include bills and moments in hearings where the issue came up.
Linked to your tracks
Recommendations come from the Radar rules linked to each track, one row per bill with every rule it matched.
Review queue
New recommendations stay unreviewed until someone on your team acts on them.
Across every state you cover
One description works across federal and every state your account follows.
Ask for recommendations in plain English
From Claude or ChatGPT through USLege MCP, or inside the app.
Examples. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools connected to USLege MCP.
What do teams ask about AI Recommendations?
How is this different from a keyword alert? +
Do recommendations get added to my track automatically? +
Can I see why something was recommended? +
Does it cover hearings as well as bills? +
Describe your issue. See what you have been missing
Tell us what you track in one sentence and we will run it live. Want alerts as well? See Legislative Alerts.
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A full AI-policy intelligence report across all 50 states: curated AI bills, an AI-Friendliness Index for every state, verified legislative hearing clips in a growing set of states, and the sponsors driving both sides of the debate. This is the type of report USLege builds fast.