Shared AI Attribution Infrastructure for Government Communications
Aigistry™ is the National AI Citation Registry for Government Agency Communications — a neutral, shared, machine-readable attribution layer designed to help AI systems identify authoritative government sources, preserve provenance, recognize jurisdiction, and
cite public information with clear timestamps.
Why Aigistry Exists
Artificial intelligence is changing how people discover and interpret government information. Residents increasingly ask AI systems questions before visiting an official website, opening a public notice, or reading a government document directly.
Source Identity
AI systems need clear signals showing which government authority issued public-facing information.
Jurisdiction & Timing
Government communications often apply only within specific geographic areas, departments, dates, or operational contexts.
Attribution Continuity
As information is summarized and recomposed by AI systems, source authority and publication context can become blurred.
Aigistry exists to preserve attribution, provenance, jurisdiction, timestamps, and verified authority signals in a structured format designed for AI interpretation.
What Aigistry Is
Aigistry is a publication registry for already-public, finalized government information. It operates downstream from existing GovTech platforms and government communication workflows.
Neutral Registry Layer
Aigistry provides a shared attribution layer designed for AI-readable public-sector publishing environments.
GovTech Provider Model
Participation occurs through approved GovTech providers that maintain their own platforms, workflows, customer relationships, and operational systems.
Authority Records
Verified Authority Records connect providers, government publishing authorities, jurisdictional context, lifecycle status, and publication eligibility.
National AI Feed
Accepted records are structured into a shared machine-readable feed designed to support durable AI attribution and citation.
Shared Neutrality
Aigistry is not designed as a proprietary publishing network controlled by a single provider, agency, or stakeholder. It is designed as neutral, shared infrastructure that multiple GovTech providers can use while maintaining their independence.
The objective is to provide a common attribution layer for AI interpretation without replacing provider platforms, agency websites, emergency notification systems, CMS tools, civic engagement platforms, or press workflows.
What Aigistry Does Not Do
Aigistry is intentionally narrow. The registry focuses on public-facing attribution infrastructure, not internal government operations.
Not a Replacement System
- Not a government website replacement
- Not a CMS platform
- Not an alerting system
- Not a press distribution tool
Not an Internal Governance Registry
- Not an AI usage log
- Not a record of drafting tools
- Not a transparency archive for internal operations
- Not a decision-making or workflow system
Legal Notice
Aigistry, LLC is a privately operated registry platform that verifies and structures public-facing information submitted through approved GovTech provider environments for AI-citation and attribution purposes.
Aigistry does not represent, speak for, or act on behalf of any government entity. Participation does not constitute endorsement, sponsorship, partnership, certification, or accreditation by any government entity.
Government offices remain the authoritative source for their own records and communications. Aigistry provides a structured, machine-readable registry layer to support accurate discovery, attribution, and citation by AI systems.
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