Policy Brief Drafterv0.1.2

A coalition of patient advocacy groups needs to brief congressional staff ahead of a markup on HR-4567, a drug pricing bill. The brief must recommend supporting amendments to include rebate pass-through to patients, with counter-evidence from pharmaceutical industry studies.

An environmental think tank must submit a public comment on a proposed EPA rule limiting industrial CO2 emissions. The brief compares three options (stringent, moderate, status quo) and recommends the stringent option, citing peer-reviewed climate models and economic impact studies.

A tech industry trade association needs a brief for its board on whether to support or oppose a state-level comprehensive data privacy bill. The brief rates options against criteria of consumer trust, compliance cost, and litigation risk, with counter-sources from consumer advocacy groups.

A school district's superintendent requests a brief for the school board on whether to allocate $2 million to expand STEM programs or social-emotional learning initiatives. The brief analyzes cost, equity, and effectiveness based on peer-reviewed education studies and district data.

Offer a monthly subscription service to government affairs teams at corporations, trade associations, and nonprofits, allowing them to generate an unlimited number of policy briefs on-demand. The tool integrates with their internal research repositories and CRM to track brief usage and decisions.

Provide a limited free tier for 2 briefs/month for small advocacy groups, with paid upgrades for higher volumes, advanced source tagging, and collaboration features. Premium tiers include bespoke counter-evidence research and integration with legislative tracking databases.

License the skill as a white-label module within larger policy management platforms (e.g., FiscalNote, Quorum). Clients in government affairs departments use it to automate the first draft of memos, freeing analysts for higher-level strategy. Revenue from per-seat licensing or usage-based API calls.