What’s new

Legal product updates

1. July 27, 2026Visual Law BrowserCapability status

   Legal surface readiness is now reported consistently.

   Wave 10 added cross-feature contracts for all four public pages, their first-party endpoints, shared navigation, and honest capability states.

2. July 26, 2026DirectoryFeature

   A unified legal hub now connects every research surface.

   Wave 9 introduced the public Legal Hub, recent activity overview, category summaries, and global navigation links to Congress, Laws, Directory, and Visual Browser.

3. July 25, 2026CongressFeature

   Legal research projects now appear in featured work.

   Wave 8 connected registry-backed legal cards to the homepage while keeping the legal surfaces isolated from the visual project archive.

4. July 24, 2026Visual Law BrowserFeature

   The Visual Law Browser gained source tabs and research views.

   Wave 7 added curated source cards, starting tabs, statistics, browser search behavior, and responsive visual-browser states.

5. July 23, 2026DirectoryFeature

   The legal directory now covers courts, judges, bars, and agencies.

   Wave 6 shipped the directory page, structured filters, jurisdiction data, reusable profile cards, and responsive browse interactions.

6. July 22, 2026LawsFeature

   State-law research now supports focused and cross-jurisdiction search.

   Wave 5 added topic filters, jurisdiction summaries, statute details, saved-query affordances, and multi-jurisdiction result groups.

7. July 21, 2026CongressFeature

   Congress research now includes bills, legislators, and action history.

   Wave 4 delivered the public Congress page, advanced filters, recent activity, bill detail, legislator cards, and loading states.

8. July 20, 2026LawsFix

   Legal API responses now share stable public route contracts.

   Wave 3 aligned the browser, Congress, directory, feed, and laws endpoints around explicit JSON responses and deployment-safe route behavior.

9. July 19, 2026CongressFeature

   First-party legal actions now power public research requests.

   Wave 2 introduced server actions for bill search, state laws, directory records, feed previews, and public-source lookup.

10. July 18, 2026Visual Law BrowserData

    A shared legal registry now defines sources and jurisdictions.

    Wave 1 established the four legal page slugs, US jurisdiction records, state-law samples, feed previews, and curated public-source metadata.