Every vote caught instantly
The moment a division is called, an agent processes the result, maps it to every TD's record, detects party-line breaks, and flags anything anomalous.
Parliamentary Intelligence Layer
DailDex
Irish political accountability, automated
DáilDex runs 160 persistent AI agents over the full public record. Every vote classified. Every PQ filed. Every speech summarised. Every stance change detected. Open one profile and understand the week in under a minute.
This used to require a newsroom. It now costs €35 a week.
160 AI agents. 160 TDs. Running continuously. No Irish product has ever watched the entire Dáil at once — until now.
Early access
Join the launch list or create a signed-in account. The signup route now stores emails in Postgres and the account flow runs through Better Auth.
The problem
Every vote, PQ, speech, and committee session is legally published — spread across 14 different government websites, in PDFs, in system formats nobody designed for human reading.
A journalist tracking one TD manually takes 4-6 hours a week just to keep up.
Citizens have no tool to check what their TD did — only what the TD's press office says they did.
No current product watches the Dáil continuously. Nothing alerts when a TD breaks party lines.

Four core screens: Today's Dáil briefing, TD activity profile, party intelligence dashboard, AI political assistant.
The core technology
This is not a search engine over government PDFs. DáilDex runs a persistent agent layer that watches the Dáil in real time — processing every vote, every PQ, every speech, and every party statement the moment it enters the public record.
TDs monitored simultaneously
Continuous — no breaks, no holidays
Official Record to structured data
Full Dáil, per week. Not per user.
The moment a division is called, an agent processes the result, maps it to every TD's record, detects party-line breaks, and flags anything anomalous.
Parliamentary Questions are ingested, attributed, topic-classified, and linked to the submitting TD's issue history the moment they are published.
Dáil speeches are long and full of jargon. Hermes reads them, writes a plain-English summary, and surfaces any position change relative to prior votes.
Each party runs a dedicated AI room that remembers positions, tensions, recurring topics, and discipline breaches. It never forgets what a TD said six months ago.
Architecture
Official public records are the hard source of truth. Hermes agents run continuously over them — summarising, classifying, detecting stance changes, and building the cross-TD knowledge graph. Postgres stores every verified fact. The product surfaces it.
Official Record, Bills Office, Lobbying Register
160 TDs watched 24/7 — continuous ingestion and processing
Every vote, PQ, speech stored with source links
Persistent AI memory per party — positions, discipline, history
Profiles, alerts, AI chat, institutional reports
The product
Not a newspaper, not a party app, not a government portal. A neutral intelligence surface over public democratic records — free for citizens, valuable for institutions.
Find your TD, follow parties, track votes and PQs, compare records, receive alerts, and understand the week without political jargon.
Monitor political groupings with persistent context about positions, discipline, promises, topics, and recurring watchpoints.
Answers only after retrieval from DáilDex records. If the record is thin, the answer says so — no invented certainty.
Structured data feeds, webhooks, bulk exports, and cross-TD analytics for media, academics, NGOs, and public affairs teams.
Why this works now
Political monitoring at this scale required a newsroom in 2020. LLM inference costs dropped 99% between 2022 and 2025. The agents do not run per user — Hermes monitors the Dáil once, continuously, and the output is streamed to every citizen, journalist, and API consumer simultaneously.
Full week of monitoring one TD — votes, PQs, speeches, summaries.
Monitor all 160 TDs for an entire week. Total. Not per user.
Annual agent cost for the full Dáil. Whether we have 50 or 100,000 users.
Monitoring cost is fixed. 50 users or 50,000 — same infrastructure cost.
Pricing
The priority is becoming the place people check the public record — not squeezing early users. Core political transparency stays free, forever.
TD profiles, vote records, PQs, debate summaries, party pages, national briefings, basic AI chat, and source links.
Political transparency should not be paywalled.
Unlimited AI chat, advanced constituency alerts, saved searches, historical archive depth, digest emails, data exports, and promise tracking.
For journalists, activists, and engaged citizens.
API access, bulk exports, cross-TD analytics, custom topic alerts, webhooks, and research dashboards.
Media companies, universities, NGOs, compliance teams.
Political neutrality
DáilDex has no political position. We report what TDs say, how they vote, and whether those two things match. Every model is open-source. Every system prompt is published. Every record cites its source.
Every model we run is open-source and hosted on Western infrastructure. Every weight is auditable.
Every system prompt that powers DáilDex agents is published openly. Total transparency.
Fine-tuning creates unauditable bias. We use carefully engineered prompts that instruct the model to report facts and cite sources.
All inference runs on EU and US infrastructure. Irish political data stays on trusted servers.
Open a profile. Check the votes. Read the summary. It takes under a minute.