Rule changes
A rule changed. You do not have to go looking for it.
It reads the pages where rules are posted, every week, and holds each one up against last week's copy.

(About)
I'm Priyanshu, an AI engineer who works alone. I build software that reads the places nobody has time to check: rule pages01, customer inboxes02, rows of records03. It finds the few things that matter, and hands them to a person with the proof attached.
One machine, four jobs. The thing being watched changes. The idea does not.
A rule changed. You do not have to go looking for it.
It reads the pages where rules are posted, every week, and holds each one up against last week's copy.
Someone asked for help. Now someone sees it.
It reads every place customers write to you and pulls out the ones that ask for something.
Two lists say different things. You see which rows.
It holds two lists up against each other every night and keeps only the rows that do not match.
You never have to take its word for it.
Nothing arrives alone. On quiet days it tells you it looked, and found nothing.
The cases above are client systems, so they are anonymous. These are mine. The name is on them, or the code is public, and you can go and read the thing itself.
(Contact)
I usually reply within a day.