Quorum AI and agents

An AI first pass on every bill that names the department.

Agents read, rank, and brief. Your team reviews and decides.

What an agent's first pass looks like

What an agent's first pass on an appropriations bill could look like.

Illustrative example built from public records, as of November 9, 2026

Bill: H.R. 9260, Labor, HHS, and Education Appropriations Act, 2027
Jurisdiction and stage: Federal. Reported and placed on the Union Calendar, June 11, 2026.
What it would do: As its title states, the bill would provide FY2027 appropriations for the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and related agencies.
Relevance to your issues: Funds the department. An agent would flag the titles and report language for each operating division.
Priority and position: Suggested by the agent, decided by your team

Agents for public affairs

Policy triage

Scans every bill, ranks it by relevance, and tags a suggested position, grounded in your priorities. Your team confirms or changes each one.

Flag a new bill that names the department the day it is introduced, with a suggested priority to confirm.

Meeting briefs

Connect your calendar once and get a brief before each meeting with an official, with their recent legislative activity and statements.

Get a brief before meeting a HELP Committee member ahead of a floor vote on a nomination.

Meeting notes

When a meeting ends, it sends a link to record how it went and logs the interaction to the right bills, officials, and issues.

Log a Hill inquiry and link it to H.R. 9260 and the office that asked.

Examples illustrate potential workflows. Agent availability depends on your Quorum subscription.

Agents in one place

Quincy Hub is where a team turns on its Quorum agents and reviews the work they prepare, from triaged bills to logged meetings.

Try it yourself

Quincy Hub

Walk through the bills, nominations, and members on your agenda in a live Quorum workspace.