The Policy Relationship Analysis specifications provide a structured framework for understanding how policies connect to laws, institutions, organizations, financial activity, public officials, programs, decisions, and other entities. Rather than examining individual policies in isolation, they model the relationships surrounding policy creation, implementation, enforcement, funding, and outcomes.
These specifications support relationship mapping, entity resolution, legislative analysis, policy comparison, evidence tracking, provenance, and influence detection. They can connect statutes and amendments to programs and funding, associate organizations and ownership structures with government activity, and trace relationships between public commitments, decisions, legislative actions, and resulting outcomes.
A major feature of the collection is its emphasis on evidence-based and auditable analysis. Information can be connected to its source, evaluated for reliability and corroboration, and maintained as part of a traceable relationship network. This makes it possible to distinguish documented relationships from inferred relationships while preserving the context needed to understand how a policy decision developed.
The specifications also support governance and accountability analysis, including identifying conflicts of interest, deviations from stated positions, organizational influence, financial relationships, regulatory dependencies, and connections between public resources and private entities. Together, they provide an infrastructure for examining policy as an interconnected system rather than as isolated documents, decisions, or legal provisions.
All specifications are released under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later (AGPL-3.0+) and may be used free of charge with the required attribution under Section 7 of the license. Organizations that require attribution-free commercial deployment may obtain a Specification Branding License (SBL). Licensing fees are determined based on the specific specification, deployment scope, and the scale of the network or environment in which it is deployed.
The Open Arsenal specifications are designed as foundations, not disposable products. They define reusable architectures that can be implemented, extended, combined, modified, and adapted to changing technologies and real-world requirements. Modular design allows individual capabilities to evolve without forcing an entire system to be replaced, while vendor-neutral architecture helps preserve independence and interoperability.
Long-term infrastructure requires long-term thinking. Open-source licensing encourages examination, reuse, modification, and collaboration, while perpetual commercial licensing can provide organizations with lasting rights to deploy a specification without making foundational infrastructure dependent on recurring licensing renewals. The objective is to create technological foundations that can remain useful as companies, technologies, platforms, and business models change.
ActionCheck
https://roxanneardary.com/actioncheck/
Connects campaign promises, policy positions, voting records, legislative actions, financial disclosures, and organizational relationships to identify deviations between stated policy commitments and actual governing behavior.
CodeClear
https://roxanneardary.com/codeclear/
Maps relationships among laws, statutes, amendments, regulations, funding mechanisms, and implementation requirements, allowing policy and legislative changes to be analyzed as interconnected systems.
FarmWeb Intelligence
https://roxanneardary.com/farmweb-intelligence/
Connects agricultural organizations, ownership structures, government programs, legislation, public funding, and policy-related activity to reveal relationships between agricultural interests and government resources.
Financial Accountability
https://roxanneardary.com/financial-accountability-specification/
Analyzes relationships among public finances, government spending, financial activity, organizations, funding sources, and accountability records to identify patterns and connections that may affect public policy and institutional decision-making.
Integrity & Deviation Detection
https://roxanneardary.com/integrity-and-deviation-detection/
Analyzes public decisions, stated commitments, legislative behavior, affiliated interests, and influence indicators to identify deviations and potential relationship-based influence patterns.
Open Intelligence Stack
https://roxanneardary.com/open-intelligence-stack/
Provides a governance-oriented intelligence architecture connecting policy, law, compliance, authority, evidence, provenance, entities, and decisions so relationships surrounding policy and institutional decisions can be analyzed and audited.
Relationship Mapping
https://roxanneardary.com/relationship-mapping/
Maps relationships among people, organizations, corporations, government entities, financial interests, events, and other entities to expose networks relevant to policy, governance, influence, and accountability analysis.
Veridion System
https://roxanneardary.com/veridion-system/
Connects events, entities, evidence, sources, policies, and decisions while evaluating relationships, corroboration, reliability, and temporal patterns to support evidence-based policy and intelligence analysis.
VeritasChain
https://roxanneardary.com/veritaschain/
Connects legal, economic, historical, and institutional data through evidence-based causal intelligence, allowing relationships between decisions, institutions, policies, and their consequences to be traced and analyzed.
VeritasCode
https://roxanneardary.com/veritascode/
Analyzes laws across jurisdictions to identify conflicts, constitutional questions, and legal inconsistencies, creating a relationship layer between statutes and other legal authorities for comparative policy and legislative analysis.
VerifyRights
https://roxanneardary.com/verifyrights/
Maps corporate relationships such as parent companies, subsidiaries, acquisitions, and affiliated organizations and connects them to licensing terms, authorized use, compliance, and contractual obligations.
Zentis
https://roxanneardary.com/zentis/
Provides infrastructure for interpretive governance by connecting policy analysis, governance rules, legal constraints, and legal-risk modeling while maintaining transparent and explainable outputs.
A Specification Branding License can be purchased for the basket of Policy Relationship Analysis Specs
Purchasing a Specification Basket grants the purchaser a perpetual license for attribution-free use of every existing specification included within that category, as well as any additional specifications subsequently added to the category.
Policy Relationship Analysis Specifications Basket Pricing:
| Network Size | # of Users | One-Time Price | Duration |
| Small | 1 – 20 | $700,000 | Perpetual License |
| Medium | 21- 1000 | $5,300,000 | Perpetual License |
| Large | 1001 + | Custom Quote | Custom Quote |
