Independent, source-first AI-assisted research for the entire Pueblo region. Explore public decisions, budgets, contracts, history and competing explanations—without giving AI authority over people.
PUBLIC BETA • Research tools work without a paid AI account • Source dates and limitations are shown
See the wider consequences of a decision—who is affected, which costs are known, what changes, and which alternatives remain possible.
Learn how to distinguish a funding request from an appropriation, a signed contract, a payment, and a measurable outcome.
Q-Pueblo is independent and nonpartisan. It does not endorse political choices, adjudicate allegations, or grant civic authority to AI.
Real Pueblo-region research entry points. These cards identify original-source starting points and outstanding questions; they are not published findings of wrongdoing or live case-status certifications.
Understand what a public-dollar figure means before making a comparison. Requests, budgets, commitments, invoices and outcomes are not interchangeable.
City and county budget portals, audited financial statements, special district records, grants, contracts and procurement records are the first step.
City, county, special districts, schools, state and federal authorities have distinct powers and boundaries. Trace the legal authority before assigning responsibility.
Use local, transparent tools without a paid AI subscription. No autonomous AI model or live external data feed is running in this beta; export prompts into a model you choose.
Pick the investigative lens and ask a question. Q-Pueblo writes a portable prompt that requires sources, dates, uncertainty and counterevidence.
This is an unverified outline, not a published factual report. Use it to organize questions and source collection.
The goal is to expose assumptions and inspect contrary evidence—not to rate political actors or select political outcomes.
Use eight impact dimensions to test how decisions affect the region. These are research questions, not rankings or verdicts.
Each lens changes the research questions, not the accepted facts. One evidence standard is shared by every lens. An independent AI agent service is not deployed yet.
Five levels · ten questions per level · 50 total. Learn how to read decisions, funding and evidence. Scores stay in this browser session and are not submitted.
Direct links to source publishers, indexes and original records. A link is a research starting point, not proof that Q-Pueblo has verified every linked statement or document.
Questions, corrections and firsthand perspectives help identify research priorities—but submissions are signals, not automatically verified facts.
Prepare a clear, reviewable public correction without disclosing private or sensitive information.
Q-Pueblo organizes research for people who want to understand governance. It is independent of government and does not speak for elected officials or agencies.
TTL: Each record has its own review cadence and expiry policy. Outdated source snapshots remain dated and are not silently repackaged as current. RX: Competing explanations receive fair, evidence-based scrutiny. EE: Use the least costly intelligence adequate to the task, falling back to source links when AI capacity is unavailable. T2Y: Prefer research that improves verified public understanding and usable outcomes without sacrificing truth, safety, reversibility or human agency.
Publication gate: Human review is required before consequential findings, sensitive corrections or new evidence claims are promoted. The present website is a public beta and does not imply completion of Q10's full internal evidence reconciliation.