Five short demo apps
Each tab is one small thing you can do with this server, put together as an app rather than a call list. They run on recorded government responses and make no live requests; the footer gives the recording date.
Every answer carries the same thing the real server returns — where each fact came from, and what the answer does not establish. That is the part worth clicking through.
Screen a site
Pick a piece of ground. The screen asks every registered layer about it and reports what each one said — including the layers that had nothing, and the ones with no source at all.
Find a public meeting
Several Virginia localities publish their meetings through one civic-tech platform. Pick a locality and a window. The interesting cases are the last two.
Walk the Code of Virginia
There is no full-text search over the Code from any public endpoint, so reaching a section you cannot cite means walking to it. Click down: titles, then chapters, then sections, then the text.
Check what is covered
The question this project exists to answer honestly. Pick a subject and a place: either a source is registered or one is not, and "not registered" is never the same as "nothing there".
Type any Virginia government: a county, an independent city, or a town.
Read an envelope
Every answer comes back in the same shape. Pick a call and step through its parts — what was asked, what came back, who published it, and what the answer does not settle.