Synorb gives AI agents legislative updates from Congress.gov (House and Senate bills and resolutions, sponsors, committees and latest actions) and from state legislatures and the White House, each linked to the source. Agents connect through an MCP server or a REST API, so it works in Claude, ChatGPT and other agents. Synorb publishes this guide.
Why legislation is hard to follow
A bill moves through introduction, committee, amendments and votes, and each step is a separate record. Following a policy area means watching thousands of bills across two chambers and fifty states. Agents need each change as its own dated, linked item.
What Synorb covers
- Congress.gov: House and Senate bills, joint and concurrent resolutions, latest actions, sponsors, committees, policy areas and public-law status.
- State legislatures and governors' offices.
- The White House and federal regulators such as the SEC.
Set it up
1. Get a free Synorb Key at synorb.com/connect/start.
2. Add the MCP server https://mcp.synorb.com/mcp to your agent, with the key in the Authorization header.
3. Ask:
Frequently asked questions
Can ChatGPT or Claude track bills in Congress?
Yes, when connected to Synorb. They can find new bills and actions by topic and link each to Congress.gov.
Does it cover state legislatures?
Yes, Synorb follows state legislatures as well as Congress. Ask your agent to search the catalog for a specific state; searching is free.
Can my agent alert me when a bill moves?
Your agent can check a saved Beacon on a schedule and tell you about new actions. Synorb never pushes; the agent pulls.
Is every item linked to the official record?
Yes. Each item links to its source, such as the bill's page on Congress.gov.