PRIA, Your Finances Have a Government Policy Blind Spot
PRIA, Your Finances Have a Government Policy Blind Spot
PRIA shows how government decisions may affect your taxes, investments, income, business, and cost of living.
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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.policyrisk.com
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Export Pria Scan Pdf
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export-pria-scan-pdf
Generate the user's PRIA Policy Risk Scan as a portable PDF and return a 7-day shareable download link plus the PDF inline as a resource block. Uses the API key's owner — no inputs needed. Returns { pdfUrl, expiresAt, permalink, fileName, ttlMs }; the same call also includes the PDF as a base64 `resource` content block (mimeType application/pdf) so MCP hosts that can render binaries inline will display it. The pdfUrl points at policyrisk.com/p/<token> and works without auth — the token is the cr
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Export Pria Scan Pdf — Generate the user's PRIA Policy Risk Scan as a portable PDF and return a 7-day shareable download link plus the PDF inline as a resource block. Uses the API key's owner — no inputs needed. Returns { pdfUrl, expiresAt, permalink, fileName, ttlMs }; the same call also includes the PDF as a base64 `resource` content block (mimeType application/pdf) so MCP hosts that can render binaries inline will display it. The pdfUrl points at policyrisk.com/p/<token> and works without auth — the token is the cr
Get Policy Exposures — The authenticated user's OWN active policy exposures, with a category breakdown (income / expense / asset / liability). These are policy VARIABLES — named areas of the household PRIA has matched to the saved profile, e.g. "Medicare Part B premiums" — not bills: no bill number, no date, no URL, no dollar figure. Use it to say WHAT this household is exposed to, then get-policy-exposure-dollars for magnitude, search or search-legislation for the actual legislation, ask-polipedia for the published r
Get Policy Exposure Dollars — Quantify each policy's impact on the user in annual USD: per-policy { policyId, kind, lowImpact, midImpact, highImpact, methodology, citations[] }. Pass policyIds (comma-separated bill_ids) to scope to specific policies; omit to get the user's top exposures by absolute mid-impact. Bands are heuristic — sums of provision-level magnitude/direction tags using the documented v2 scale (low ≈ $50–$500, medium ≈ $500–$2,000, high ≈ $2,000–$10,000 per year; benefit positive, cost negative, mixed 0.2x) —
Search Legislation — Keyword search over the federal BILLS PRIA tracks, matched on title and summary. NOT personalized — it searches the whole bill corpus, not this user's exposures — and it is pinned to the 119th Congress, so bills from earlier Congresses do not appear. Scope is bills only: mostly introduced or pending legislation, so a hit means proposed, not law. It does not cover enacted statute text (use lookup or search with source='usc'), regulations (source='cfr' or 'federal-register'), STATE bills and state
Get Budget Impact — The authenticated user's own gas and grocery spending set against price data PRIA holds. These figures are NOT local to their address. `gas` is FRED GASREGW — the US NATIONAL retail gasoline price, current vs its trailing 12-month average — and the grocery drift is the national food CPI. `grocery.basketTotal` is the summed price of 4-8 everyday staples at ONE representative Kroger-banner store: in the user's state where PRIA has priced that state, and silently in Ohio where it has not — roughly
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PRIA shows how government decisions may affect your taxes, investments, income, business, and cost of living.
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Get Alerts — The account's ACTIVE watch rules (id, name, description, scope, deliveryMethod), each with a `triggers` array for firings recorded against it. Read this as "what is this user watching", not "what happened": nothing writes the trigger table today, so `triggers` is empty on every rule and an empty array is NOT evidence that nothing has happened. When the account has no rules at all, the response instead carries `suggestions` — watches PRIA generated from the profile that the user has NOT set up. N
Policy Exposures — What policy is doing to the user's household. view: 'list' returns the exposed policy VARIABLES (topic areas — no bill, date or URL) with a category breakdown. 'dollars' quantifies per-policy annual USD impact { policyId, kind, lowImpact, midImpact, highImpact, methodology, citations[] } — pass `policyIds` (comma-separated bill_ids, max 25) to scope, omit for top exposures by absolute mid-impact. 'actions' returns personalized recommended actions, or { available: false } and a next step when the
Alerts — Ongoing watches for policy changes — this is how the user gets notified about a bill or topic over time. action: 'list-fired' = alerts that have actually triggered; 'list-rules' = all rules (id, name, description, scope ALL|ENACTED_ONLY, deliveryMethod EMAIL|IN_APP|BOTH, isActive, timestamps). 'create' adds a rule (50 active per account) — pass name + description (the natural-language watch, e.g. 'any bill that touches the SALT cap'); scope defaults ALL, deliveryMethod IN_APP. 'update' patches a
Pins — Dashboard pin management. action: 'list' returns the user's pins (default status='active'; pass status='proposed' for pending proposals or status='all' for everything). 'propose' suggests pinning something useful — does NOT pin until the user confirms in the web UI (pin starts in 'proposed'); pass kind ('bill' | 'wiki' | 'usc_section' | 'fr_rule' | 'chart'), targetId (kind-specific id e.g. 'HR1' or a wiki slug), title (label shown on dashboard), and optional permalink. 'remove' hard-deletes a pi
Api Keys — Self-service PRIA API key management for the calling account. action: 'list' returns id, name, prefix, lastUsedAt, revokedAt, createdAt for each key (the full secret is never shown — only the prefix). 'create' mints a new key — returns the raw secret ONCE, save it immediately (never retrievable again); subject to a 5-active-key cap per account; pass an optional name (max 100 chars, defaults to 'Default'). 'revoke' permanently disables a key by id (use list to find the id; cannot be undone — crea
Lookup — Fetch one document by identifier. source: 'usc' (title number + section, e.g. title=26 section='32' for the EITC). 'cfr' (title + section, e.g. title=26 section='1.401(k)-1'). 'federal-register' (documentNumber, e.g. '2024-12345'). 'bill' (billId — 119th Congress ids are bare and uppercase: 'HR1', 'S94', 'HCONRES1', 'SRES99'; earlier Congresses are congress-chamber-number in lowercase: '115-hr-6824'. A form like 'hr1234-118' matches nothing). 'wiki' (Polipedia page slug, e.g. 'child-tax-credit')
Search — Search the policy corpus or traverse the knowledge graph. source: 'usc' (full-text USC; optional title to scope). 'cfr' (optional title or agency slug like 'internal-revenue-service'). 'federal-register' (FR rules; optional agency, significant=true). 'bills' (federal bills PRIA tracks — NOT user-scoped, and pinned to the 119th Congress). 'policy-intel' (executive orders, agency announcements, tariff orders; optional docType, tag). 'wiki' (hybrid keyword + vector search over Polipedia — and the O
Get Tariff Impact — Look up an HTS code (e.g. "6109.10.0010") in PRIA's tariff data: any China-list / Chapter 99 mapping plus the most recent CACHED LLM tariff answer for that code. That cached answer is PRIA's stored context, NOT an authoritative duty rate read live off the Harmonized Tariff Schedule — attribute it and check its date before quoting a rate. Needs an HTS code (4–15 characters of digits and dots); it cannot resolve a product name to one, and a name comes back as { found: false } rather than an error.
Get Economic Indicator — Return the latest value and recent OBSERVED history for a FRED economic series (e.g. CPIAUCSL, UNRATE, FEDFUNDS, DGS10, GDPC1, GASREGW). Coverage is roughly 30 series PRIA has ingested into fred_series; anything else comes back { available: false } with a list of what is carried — a result, not an error. It returns the measured time series only — it does not forecast, and it is not the FOMC target range or any Fed decision (use get-fed-decisions for those). Treat the series as an INPUT to cost-o
Get My Representatives — The user's two U.S. senators and their House representative, resolved from the civic address saved on their PRIA account (or from an `address` you pass). Returns { found, state, district, senators[], representative, representativeUnresolvedReason, all[] } with bioguideId, fullName, party, chamber and district for each. Use this for "who represents me", "who are my senators", "who is my congressman", or whenever an answer needs the caller's own delegation. The answer can be PARTIAL: senators are
Get Fed Decisions — FOMC meeting calendar and decisions. Returns { overview, meetings, releases, updatedAt }: overview.nextMeeting is the next scheduled FOMC meeting with its date and days remaining; overview.latestRelease.aiSummary carries rateDecision, forwardGuidance, dissent (the vote split), walletImpact and projectionNotes for the most recent release; meetings is the meeting calendar and releases lists statements, minutes, press conferences, projections and speeches. Use this for "what did the Fed do", "was t
Start Deliberation — Kick off an asynchronous multi-LLM deliberation run for a policy question. Returns { runId, statusUrl, resultUrl, estimated_cost_usd }. Runs are long-running and metered against the API key's deliberation budget; poll get-deliberation-status until phase=done, then call get-deliberation-result. Use depth="deep" to add an upfront research phase. budget_usd lets the caller cap below the key's remaining budget.
Get Deliberation Status — Poll the current status of an in-flight deliberation run. Returns { phase: queued|panel|debate|scoring|judge|done|failed, progress: 0..1 }. Call repeatedly until phase=done, then fetch the answer with get-deliberation-result.
Get Deliberation Result — Fetch the final synthesized plan from a completed deliberation run. Returns { answer, synthesizedPlan, panelist_views, debate_summary, scores, judge_verdict, citations, research_findings, total_cost_usd }. If the run is still in flight the call returns 202 — keep polling get-deliberation-status. Calling this once finalises the post-run cost accounting against the deliberation budget.
Get Budget Impact Detailed — Per-category monthly budget drilldown for this one account: groceries (USDA plan or the user's reported spend, drifted by a China-tariff-mapping heuristic), gas and utilities (national FRED series vs their trailing 12-month average), subscriptions and recurring spend. Each returns { currentMonthlyAvg, policyDriftDelta, topContributors[], methodology, dataAvailable }. Read the caveats before quoting it: nothing here is local to the user's address — gas is GASREGW, the US NATIONAL price; `topContr
Get Daily Briefing — The Editor Book for a day — PRIA's full analytical read of U.S. policy, written once a day and IDENTICAL for every reader (not personalized; for the per-person edition use generate_daily_brief). Returns { current: { date, generatedAt, book, developmentCount, entryCount, sources }, availableDays[] }. `book` is the whole edition as markdown, sectioned The Day (the day's through-line) / What Moved (one `###` entry per development, each with What it does, Where it stands, Who it reaches, What it's w
Fact Check Headline — Fact-check a news headline. Takes a headline (and optional URL/body) and returns { verdict: supported|partially-supported|unsupported|uncertain, summary, claims_assessed[], wallet_impact: { tier 1..5, monthly_dollar_estimate, methodology } }. Runs the multi-agent research stack against bills + Federal Register + policy intel, then classifies. Cached by URL/headline hash for 24h.
Research Policy — Synthesized research answer for a policy question. Fans out to 4 domain agents (federal bills, Federal Register rules, policy intel, tariffs), synthesizes a grounded answer, and returns { answer, citations[], faithfulness_score, agents_called[] }. Use depth="thorough" to add per-claim faithfulness grading. Every citation has a permalink to a human-readable page. It does NOT read the Polipedia wiki, so for a published program rule or parameter use ask-polipedia — `research` covers both corpora. F
Start Research Async — Async sibling of research-policy for broad or long-running research — wider corpora, depth=thorough always on, no synchronous time limit. Returns { runId, statusUrl, resultUrl }. Poll get-research-status until status="succeeded", then fetch the answer with get-research-result. Run TTL is 7 days.
Get Research Status — Poll status of a start-research-async run. Returns { status: queued|running|succeeded|failed, progress: 0..1 }. Once status="succeeded" call get-research-result for the final answer.
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