// Citation engine · energy compliance
Compliance answers,
sourced to the statute.
Comask is built for energy attorneys and compliance teams. Every answer pins each fact to the exact rule — CRS, 4 CCR, FERC orders, eCFR, NERC standards. Not a chatbot. Not a guess.
The difference
Most AI gives you a paragraph.
We give you the rule.
A retrieval-augmented chatbot stitches plausible-sounding text from whatever it found. That’s not compliance. Comask works the other direction — every claim must trace to a specific clause in a specific document, or it doesn’t ship.
A paragraph that sounds right
- ×No statute number. You verify it yourself.
- ×Hedged phrasing — “significant”, “broadly”.
- ×If a clause was repealed last quarter, it won’t know.
- ×Confidence is an opinion, not a count of matches.
A claim, pinned to a clause
- ✓Every fact is a click away from the source paragraph.
- ✓Validation agent rejects claims with no matching excerpt.
- ✓Effective dates surfaced — knows what’s live today.
- ✓Confidence is a count of authoritative matches, not vibes.
Knowledge graph
See exactly which authorities
grounded the answer.
Every response opens onto a graph showing the question, the documents that matched, their relevance scores, and how each one contributed to the synthesized answer. Click a node, get the paragraph. It’s the audit trail your filings need.
Coverage
The authorities Comask reads,
so you don’t skim them.
We don’t train on Reddit threads. The corpus is exclusively primary sources — federal regulations, state statutes, commission decisions, reliability standards. Authority level is preserved on every chunk so the system knows what binds and what guides.
What people ask it
The questions energy teams
stop dreading.
Each question routes through the same pipeline — intent, source search, synthesis, validation — and lands on a cited answer with the regulation excerpts attached.
Get a yes/no answer pinned to the carve-out language — no scrolling through 80 pages of statute to find it.
Comask reads the cadence rule directly and surfaces the rolling deadline based on your last filing.
Definitions answer with the precise statutory thresholds and the FERC orders that interpret them.
Penalty structure pulled from statute and PUC rule — including the conditions that trigger each tier.
Process questions return the actual procedural rule — what gets filed, when, and what the Commission must do.
Side-by-side answers from a single statute section, with each utility class’s threshold called out distinctly.
// Get access
Ship filings with citations attached.
Currently live for Colorado and Texas energy compliance. Federal coverage included. Reach out for an early-access demo or open the app if you already have credentials.