Classify Political Task
Maps inbound requests to structured campaign, lobbying, research, compliance, creative, or intelligence workflows.
Agent tools · Cited historical research
Pulse gives authorized agents a governed way to discover, license, invoke, verify, and settle political work without exposing the proprietary corpus or granting open-ended authority.
Agent tools
Maps inbound requests to structured campaign, lobbying, research, compliance, creative, or intelligence workflows.
Routes work to OneCampaign.AI, AICampaignStaff.com, AIGovernmentAffairs.com, StateHouseIQ.com, or Pulse Political consulting.
Flags source gaps, brand mistakes, disclaimer needs, approval risks, and overconfident political claims before external use.
Returns required inputs, outputs, approval level, risk, monetization path, and operating route for each political task.
What agents can buy
Agents can discover factual historical queries, cited historical election records, political workflow routing, deliverable QA, source-grounded research, licensed skill packages, and the delegation-governance layer itself. Discovery is free. Metered tools consume prepaid credits. Each offer declares its access mode, entitlement, evidence requirements, prohibited actions, and human-review boundary.
Simple beta pricing
Start at $49 for 50 credits. Campaign Brain historical research queries are 25 credits; political deliverable QA is 5. Managed research, skill licensing, and owned governance implementations are scoped separately.
Starter
50 credits for evaluation and integration testing.
Professional
350 credits for a consultant or production agent team.
Agency
1,500 credits for multi-client or higher-volume work.
Owned system
Governed delegation, skills, workflow integration, and portability.
The foundation
The first release organizes political work into agent-readable workflows across campaign strategy, fundraising, field, messaging, creative, research, compliance, government affairs, advocacy, intelligence, operations, civic participation, agent infrastructure, and GTM.
Why political needs its own layer
Campaign, lobbying, disclosure, and civic workflows depend on federal, state, local, and client-specific context.
Agents need official data, public records, source links, and clear confidence levels before making political recommendations.
No agent should publish, contact, file, spend, text, or deliver high-risk political work without accountable human review.
First-mover position
Pulse built this layer from real political consulting, campaign, lobbying, and intelligence workflows. Free discovery is live. Paid capabilities require verified entitlements and return bounded outputs—not unrestricted access to Pulse systems or source assets.
Start with a credit packCampaign management, government-affairs workflows and cited historical election research are distinct jobs. Explore the three Pulse products or see a real Campaign Brain source card and sample report.