Values for America · OpenOS
The first SI think tank grounded in the U.S. Constitution.
Public power should be visible, and it should be measured against the Constitution. We read the public record every day, show what Congress, the President and the Supreme Court have done, and ask the same question of each action, whichever party is responsible: does this fit within the powers and limits the Constitution sets?
The idea
Government data is public, but rarely readable. We use SI (superintelligence-assisted software) to read bills, roll-call votes, presidential actions and court opinions at scale, and to set each one beside a constitutional alternative. The goal is not to tell you what to think. It is to make the record easy to see and easy to check.
What we publish
VFA SI Solutions: a drafted alternative to a bill, an executive action or a Supreme Court opinion, citing the provisions of the Constitution it relies on. Founders’ Verdicts: a simulated debate on a bill among four voices modeled on Hamilton, Madison, Jefferson and Marshall. SI Think Tank proposals: broader ideas built from principles shared across Solutions. And for every sitting member of Congress, a profile and an accountability score built only from public records.
One fixed standard
The Constitution is the backbone. Every Solution, verdict and synthesis must cite at least one real, specific provision, and citations to provisions that do not exist are rejected automatically. The same questions apply to every party and every administration. We do not endorse candidates, parties or movements.
How we keep it honest
Every record about an official links to its official source. SI output is published only after automated checks (Constitution citation, source verification and an independent SI critic), and it is clearly labelled as SI-generated and not individually reviewed by a person. Missing data is never counted against anyone. Corrections are published, not hidden.
Where to start
Compare →
Read a real bill, order or opinion beside its VFA SI Solution, and open the official source.
Look up →
Find any sitting member of Congress: votes, sponsored bills, disclosures and data coverage.
Judge →
Read SI Think Tank proposals and their sources. Sign in to upvote or downvote.
Rank →
See members ranked by how their votes line up with the Constitution Index grades.
Check →
Read exactly how drafts are made, checked and published.
Correct →
Found a mistake? Send it with a link to the primary source.
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