Built for state agencies
Rules that took decades to accumulate, read end to end.
Mesa is the research coworker for state agencies. It inventories the obligations a program’s regulations impose, compares them against the federal floor, triages a comment docket, and redlines a draft rule against the enabling act. The agent builds each one on request, and the results land as datasets, reports, and tools the program keeps.
Mesa can read a program’s full stack of law at once. It works through the enabling act, the regulations, and the guidance layered over them. What each one requires comes back inventoried and cited.
Use cases
How state agencies use Mesa
From the regulatory audit to the comment docket, the work lands as datasets, reports, and tools the program keeps.
Mesa can work a regulatory review end to end, using exhaustive search to read every provision of the act, the regulations, and the guidance, extract each obligation, trace it to its enabling section, and flag the duplicate filings and the requirements no rule actually imposes. The inventory lands as a dataset and the findings as a report, each carrying its citations.
Hold up under scrutiny
The agency’s work gets reviewed too.
Agency decisions are examined by the legislature, the auditor, the courts, and the public, sometimes long after they were made. Mesa is built so the reasoning behind a finding survives with it.
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The recommendations the agent writes carry their citations, so a call to repeal or consolidate a rule can be defended to the commission, the auditor, or the legislature.
Nothing is overwritten
Reports, datasets, and the tools the agent builds keep their full revision history. What the program relied on last month is still there, as it was.
Access under the agency's control
SSO, fine-grained roles, and separate workspaces per program decide who can read the enforcement files.
Never used to train AI
Customer data is contractually prohibited from training any model, whether Caldera's or any AI vendor's.
See Mesa read a real program.
A thirty-minute demo, run on the program’s statutes, its rules, and one real workflow. We’ll show what Mesa does with them.