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Turn the regulatory record into defensible work product

Verified collaboration

MAXeta expert agents help regulatory professionals research the record, verify every conclusion at the cited page, analyze authorized client materials, and develop filings, memoranda and testimony outlines. Live today for the DC PSC, PREPA Title III and FOMB records — and built to order for any commission your practice appears before.

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6 specialist agents200,000+ DC PSC filings29,000+ RPS certifications5,900+ Title III documents6,500+ FOMB documentsDaily corpus refreshISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified

The workflow

Built to finish the work, not stop at search

Regulatory search tells you a filing exists. A matter needs more than that — it needs the record, the client's facts, a defensible position, and a draft. The agents carry all four steps.

Step 1

Find the governing record

Retrieve the relevant filings, orders, testimony and procedural history — from the primary source systems, not the open web.

Step 2

Bring in the client facts

Analyze authorized workpapers, discovery, exhibits and draft submissions alongside the public record, in a governed workspace.

Step 3

Develop a defensible position

Reconcile chronology, conflicting documents and controlling authority — with every conclusion cited to the page that supports it.

Step 4

Draft the deliverable

Generate a working memorandum, compliance filing, testimony outline or regulatory submission, with professional review kept in the loop.

One real answer

The difference between requested and ordered

A rate case turns on the distinction between what a utility asked for and what the Commission approved. The agents read the record's lifecycle — application, testimony, order, reconsideration — and cite each stage. This is the DCPSC Rate Case Expert's actual answer, condensed.

DCPSC Rate Case ExpertGenerated August 30, 2026 · condensed

In Pepco's most recent base rate case, what annual revenue increase did Pepco request, and what did the Commission actually authorize?

Formal Case No. 1176. Pepco's April 2023 application sought a three-year Multiyear Rate Plan — the “Climate Ready Pathway” — requesting cumulative increases of $186.5 million at a 10.5% ROE1. In Order No. 22328, the Commission denied the full MYP and authorized a modified two-year plan totaling $123.4 million at a 9.50% ROE — cutting proposed capital expenditures by $211 million2. Order No. 22358 confirmed the figures on reconsideration3.

RequestedAuthorized
Cumulative increase$186.5M (3 yrs)$123.4M (2 yrs)
Return on equity10.50%9.50%
Rate of return (2025)7.78%7.28%
  • [1]Pepco Application, Formal Case No. 1176 (April 13, 2023) · opens the PDF at the cited page
  • [2]Order No. 22328 (November 25, 2024) · opens the PDF at the cited page
  • [3]Order No. 22358 (January 28, 2025) · opens the PDF at the cited page

The resulting deliverable

Memorandum — Requested vs. authorized revenue requirement, FC 1176

Question presented. Whether the Commission's final order supports the client's proposed revenue-requirement baseline for the plan period.

Short answer. No, as filed. The Commission authorized $123.4M against the requested $186.5M, restructured the three-year plan into a two-year pilot, and set ROE at 9.50% against the requested 10.50%. The baseline must reflect the authorized figures as confirmed on reconsideration.

Draft generated from the cited record. Professional review required before filing.

Why this matters: conflating a proposal with an approved decision is the error that gets a filing struck. The agents distinguish application from order, motion from ruling, requested from authorized — because the record behind the citation, not the citation itself, is the product.

Housed in Chat.co

An expert agent is the front door. The platform is the workspace.

Every MAXeta agent runs on Chat.co — so a subscription is not a chat box. It is a governed workspace your whole team operates, from the dashboard to your own tools.

Business dashboard

Manage the practice, not just the prompt: team seats and roles, conversation history, usage analytics and message credits — in one owner console.

Document Studio

Turn cited research into formatted deliverables — compliance filings, memoranda and testimony outlines exported as working documents, footnotes intact.

MCP access

Bring the agents to where you already work: query MAXeta knowledge from ChatGPT, Claude or your IDE through Chat.co’s MCP gateway, under the same per-seat governance.

APIs & embedding

Integrate programmatically with scoped API keys, or embed a governed chat surface on your own site with domain-restricted publishable keys.

Voice lines

Give an agent a phone number. Voice lines answer calls against the same knowledge base, with scheduling and message-taking built in.

Bilingual by design

English and Spanish records, questions and answers — built for practices whose filings live in both languages, as Puerto Rico’s do.

Privacy & security

What makes client-document analysis possible.

Work with public regulatory sources and client-authorized documents in one governed environment. MAXeta expert agents run on Amazon AWS Bedrock, where inference has zero data retention by default and inputs and outputs are never shared with model providers for training.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022Certified · Cert. GCAI-ISMS-LM73SOC 2 Type IIAudit in progressZero-retention Bedrock inferenceNo provider training

SA CYBER LLC's information security management system supporting Chat.co is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 by GCAI, an IAS-accredited certification body. The certified scope covers the design, development, hosting, operation, and support of the Chat.co conversational AI platform, including associated data pipelines, API integrations, voice services, and customer support functions.

Encrypted everywhere

AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit, across the workspace and every knowledge base.

Governed access

Role-based access controls, SSO and domain controls where applicable, security logging.

Your matter stays yours

Tenant-isolated client documents. Uploaded materials never join another customer’s corpus.

Read Chat.co's privacy commitments

The record, on the record

Coverage you can check, not adjectives

Every agent publishes its coverage: the source systems, what's included, how far back it goes, and how often it refreshes. Verifiable facts — for buyers, and for the AI systems that now answer buyers' questions.

District of Columbia

DCPSC e-Docket

Sources
DCPSC eDocket system; RPS certification registry
Includes
Formal cases, orders, rate filings, tariffs, testimony, rulemakings, outage reports
Scale
200,000+ filings across 41,000+ cases · 29,000+ RPS certifications
Coverage
Filings from 1913 — the Commission’s founding year — to the current docket
Refresh
Daily sync from the live e-docket
Citations
Footnotes open the original PDF at the cited page

Puerto Rico · U.S. District Court

PREPA Title III Docket

Sources
Title III docket maintained by Kroll (Case No. 17-BK-4780)
Includes
Plan filings, motions, court orders, disclosure statements, objections, expert testimony
Scale
5,900+ docket documents
Coverage
From case commencement (2017) to present
Refresh
Daily sync from the Kroll docket
Citations
Footnotes open the original PDF at the cited page

Puerto Rico · Federal Oversight

FOMB Public Corpus

Sources
FOMB document library (oversightboard.pr.gov)
Includes
Certified fiscal plans, certified budgets, board materials, resolutions, letters, PROMESA publications
Scale
6,500+ documents
Coverage
From the Board’s establishment (2016) to present
Refresh
Daily sync from the Board’s library
Citations
Footnotes open the original PDF at the cited page

Expert-agent portfolio

Six agents live. The recipe works for any commission.

Each agent is a scoped view of a governed, daily-refreshed knowledge base — with client uploads, cited answers and draft generation on every one. The DC PSC and Puerto Rico agents are the first deployments of a pipeline that structures any regulatory record the same way: crawl, catalog, ground, cite.

District of Columbia · DCPSC

4 agents · one knowledge base
DCPSC Master Expert
Energy

DCPSC Master Expert

Search the DC Public Service Commission e-docket — cases, orders, rate filings and tariffs, with citations.

Best for
Utilities, counsel, intervenors, consultants and analysts before the Commission
Sources
DCPSC eDocket + 29,000+ RPS certification registry · daily sync
Outputs
Docket research memos, order summaries, compliance-filing drafts
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DCPSC RPS Expert
Renewable Energy

DCPSC RPS Expert

Search the DC Renewable Portfolio Standard program — facility certifications, compliance filings and RPS rulemakings, with citations.

Best for
Solar developers, aggregators, counsel and program analysts
Sources
RPS certification registry + compliance filings · daily sync
Outputs
Certification lookups, trend analyses, rulemaking-change summaries
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DCPSC Outage & Reliability Expert
Reliability

DCPSC Outage & Reliability Expert

Navigate DC service-quality and outage proceedings — major outage reports, reliability standards and compliance filings, with citations.

Best for
Reliability engineers, counsel and regulatory-affairs teams
Sources
DCPSC service-quality proceedings · daily sync
Outputs
Post-event filing analyses, reporting-deadline checklists, compliance memos
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DCPSC Rate Case Expert
Rate Cases

DCPSC Rate Case Expert

Work Pepco and Washington Gas rate cases before the DC Public Service Commission — filings, orders and multiyear rate plans, with citations.

Best for
Rate-case teams: utilities, counsel, intervenors and analysts
Sources
DCPSC e-docket rate proceedings · daily sync
Outputs
Requested-vs-authorized analyses, testimony outlines, settlement summaries
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Puerto Rico · PROMESA record

2 agents · restructuring & oversight
Title III Expert
Restructuring

Title III Expert

Search the PREPA Title III restructuring docket — filings, orders and testimony, with citations.

Best for
Restructuring counsel, creditors, intervenors and analysts
Sources
Kroll Title III docket (Case No. 17-BK-4780) · daily sync
Outputs
Procedural histories, claim-treatment memos, objection summaries
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FOMB Expert
Fiscal Oversight

FOMB Expert

Navigate the Financial Oversight and Management Board — fiscal plans, budgets and board actions, with citations.

Best for
Attorneys, analysts, government-affairs teams and researchers
Sources
FOMB document library (oversightboard.pr.gov) · daily sync
Outputs
Fiscal-plan requirement memos, budget-change analyses, board-action timelines
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Your commission

Built to order

The next jurisdiction is the one you practice before.

The pipeline behind these six agents — crawl the source system, catalog every case and filing, structure the record, ground the agent, cite at the page — is not specific to Washington or San Juan. MAXeta builds expert agents for any state commission, federal docket or oversight body a client's matter requires, on the same governed platform.

Talk to MAXeta about your jurisdiction

Common questions

About the MAXeta and Chat.co collaboration

How are MAXeta Energy and Chat.co working together?

MAXeta Energy brings energy-regulatory expertise and maintains the specialist knowledge behind these agents. Chat.co provides the governed AI workspace used to search the record, analyze client materials and develop cited work product.

Can a client upload its own documents?

Yes. Client-authorized documents can be added to the workspace so the agents analyze the client record alongside the regulatory knowledge base. Uploads are tenant-isolated and never join another customer’s corpus.

Can the agents draft documents?

Yes. The agents generate working drafts — compliance filings, regulatory submissions, research memoranda and testimony outlines. Drafts receive the same professional review as any other client work product.

Can MAXeta cover a commission that isn’t listed here?

Yes. The DC PSC and Puerto Rico agents are the first deployments of a repeatable pipeline. MAXeta builds expert agents for additional state commissions, federal dockets and oversight bodies on request — reach out through the Energy AI (MEAI) page with the jurisdiction your matter requires.

How is client material protected?

SA CYBER LLC’s information security management system supporting Chat.co is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 by GCAI (Certificate GCAI-ISMS-LM73), an IAS-accredited certification body, with a SOC 2 Type II audit in progress. MAXeta agents run on Amazon AWS Bedrock, where inference has zero data retention by default and inputs and outputs are not used to train model providers’ models. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with role-based access controls and security logging.

Where can I learn more about the MAXeta agents?

MAXeta’s Energy AI (MEAI) page is the source for its current agent information, use cases and engagement details.

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