GovTech Integration
Opens September 1
Aigistry is opening the National AI Feed API to approved GovTech Providers — marking the transition from building the shared infrastructure to connecting the GovTech ecosystem.
The infrastructure is now in place.
Over the past year, Aigistry has been building the technology required to make government information publishable to AI systems as structured, attributable, and verifiable records.
Beginning September 1, approved GovTech Providers can begin integrating that infrastructure directly into the publishing systems government agencies and schools already use.
A common downstream publishing layer
The National AI Feed is designed to preserve the signals AI needs to understand who published government information, where it applies, when it was published, and where it came from.
Authority
Publications remain connected to the verified government authority responsible for the information.
Jurisdiction
Records preserve the governmental level and jurisdiction where the information applies.
Timestamps
Publication and processing timestamps provide explicit timing context for downstream systems.
Provenance
Source information and machine-readable metadata preserve the record’s publishing context.
Cryptographic verification
built into the feed
Aigistry has implemented Ed25519 digital signing to provide a mechanism for independently verifying the integrity and provenance of processed National AI Feed records.
Record Hash
A cryptographic fingerprint is generated from the finalized machine-readable record.
Digital Signature
The processed record hash can be associated with an Ed25519 digital signature.
Signing Metadata
Records can include the signing timestamp, signature algorithm identifier, and public-key reference.
Independent Verification
Downstream systems can use the corresponding public key to validate record integrity.
The goal is straightforward: government information should not merely be machine-readable. Its source, context, integrity, and provenance should also be capable of traveling with the record.
A complete GovTech Provider
API environment
Integration goes beyond a publishing endpoint. Aigistry has built the provider-scoped infrastructure required to manage government participation, development, production publishing, and administration.
Authority Records
Providers can create and manage Authority Records, activate or suspend authorities, and maintain those relationships programmatically.
Provider API Keys
Provider-scoped API keys authenticate integrations while maintaining clear separation between participating GovTech organizations.
Test & Live Environments
The Test environment is isolated from the public National AI Feed, allowing development before production deployment.
Provider Dashboard
Providers have access to administrative tools for API keys, Authority Records, account management, and operational visibility.
Free for GovTech Providers
Publishing to the National AI Feed carries no cost for approved GovTech Providers or the government authorities they represent — no per-record fees, no subscription, no billing relationship to set up.
OpenAPI 3.1
The API is documented through an OpenAPI 3.1 specification for conventional development, testing, and integration workflows.
The technology behind the button
What appears as one additional publishing destination is supported by a
much larger operational infrastructure.
No new government workflow.
GovTech Providers do not need to replace their existing publishing systems, give government agencies another dashboard, or require public employees to learn another publishing platform.
The provider keeps its existing customer relationship and workflow. Aigistry operates downstream as the shared AI attribution and publishing layer.
From existing workflow to
AI-ready publication
↓
Existing GovTech Publishing System
↓
Post to National AI Feed
↓
Aigistry Provider API
↓
Verified Authority Record
↓
Validation & Normalization
↓
Cryptographic Signing
↓
National AI Feed
One neutral feed.
Multiple GovTech providers.
The National AI Feed is designed as shared infrastructure rather than a proprietary destination controlled by a single GovTech company.
Provider-Neutral
Multiple approved GovTech Providers can participate without placing their government customers inside infrastructure controlled by a competitor.
Workflow-Neutral
Providers retain their existing software, dashboards, publishing tools, customer relationships, and business models.
Anti-Fragmentation
A common downstream structure avoids creating separate AI publishing environments for every GovTech platform and every government technology ecosystem.
It gives that ecosystem a common downstream destination for publishing authoritative government information into the AI information environment.
The National AI Feed is built.
Beginning September 1, approved GovTech Providers can begin connecting their publishing systems to the National AI Feed.
Now it’s time to start connecting the industry.