Before you spend a single dollar pursuing a policy objective — find out where it sits on the feasibility scale, by legislative or regulatory path, with the evidence to defend the number.
Your assessment
The legislative & regulatory paths
How this score was built
The agent researched this objective live, then answered 23 checks about the world — never about you — each scored 1–5 against fixed anchors, with a source and date. A 3 means "checked and found balanced"; a U means "not yet known" and widens the uncertainty range instead of pretending to be a 3. Cluster weights follow the path type — politics decides primary legislation but weighs little in administrative action. Four hard gates (legality, authority, dependencies, implementability) can override any score.
Step 2 of 2 · Client readiness
This is your self-assessment — the agent never fills it for you, and it is not independently verified. Each dial shows what a move is worth: turn it and watch your combined likelihood respond below.
A branded Word report — the verdict in explanation language, the full path table, the gates, and the complete 23-check evidence annex with every source, date and piece of contrary evidence. Prepared and reviewed by our team, at an additional cost.