How accurate is this site?
This site is assembled by software (much of it AI-written) from the city's Legistar API. Software makes mistakes, so we measure ours in public: we drew 1,000 matters at random — fixed, published seed, so anyone can re-draw the identical sample — fetched the city's live API record for each, and compared field by field.
1,000/1,000city records resolved
100.0%titles exact
100.0%file numbers exact
1fields changed since capture
What we compared
- File: 1,000 of 1,000 byte-exact — 0 mismatches.
- Title: 1,000 of 1,000 byte-exact — 0 mismatches.
- Type: 1,000 of 1,000 byte-exact — 0 mismatches.
- Status: 999 of 1,000 byte-exact, 1 changed since our capture.
- Intro: 1,000 of 1,000 byte-exact — 0 mismatches.
Every deviation found (1)
| Matter | Type | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| 26-0051 | status changed | status: ours '' vs ''; — in the run this was the city updating the record the same day as the audit; the cache refreshes on the next pull |
Method, honestly
The comparison is against what the city's API returns today — when a clerk updates a matter after we capture it, that surfaces here as a deviation until the next data pull. The audit code, the seed, and the raw results are published above; the auditor is software too, so check the checker. Found something wrong anyway? Every page has an error-report link in its footer — corrections are public.