Aletheca Pro
Ask the archive.
Keyword search is on every catalog page and is better for “show me the Glomars”. This is for the question keyword search cannot take — one that needs several lookups and a read of what the results mean together.
What it searches, and what it will not do
Everything the archive holds
8 filed requests with their full correspondence, 356 released pages, the Docket, the activity ledger, 1,343 federal and state bodies, 52,105 local governments, and all 57 statutes.
Every answer cites its records
Identifiers are resolved against the archive after the answer is written. One that does not resolve stays plain text rather than becoming a link — so the assistant cannot invent a case number that looks real.
Refusals read as results
A Glomar is a substantive answer to a narrow question, not an absence of information. The assistant is instructed to read them that way, because reporting one as “no data” draws exactly the wrong conclusion.
Embargoed requests stay embargoed
Their existence, agency and disposition are public and answerable. Their subject is not, and the assistant cannot see it either.
Want the raw data instead? The public API serves all of it without a key, and always will.