Gadoes wires Mike into the federal rulebook
The dispumike fork can now pull and cite federal regulations and statutes straight from the U.S. government's official document service.
Gadoes added a connector to GovInfo, the U.S. Government Publishing Office's official document service. That opens up the Code of Federal Regulations, the Federal Register, and public laws - so the tool can ground answers in primary federal sources like EPA clean-air rules, a recent PFAS reporting rule, or the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, rather than paraphrasing them.
It's built the same way as the fork's case-law connector, so the pattern is consistent and tested. One practical note: GovInfo throttles anonymous traffic, so a busy production deployment will want a proper API key rather than the no-key fallback. This covers federal regulatory and statutory material only - case law comes from a separate connector.
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