PMIC Public Sector SignalsService

Scored US public sector briefs from official government data: product safety recalls (CPSC, NHTSA, FDA food), political money (FEC, Senate lobbying), federal spending (USAspending, Treasury), natural hazards (FEMA, USGS, NWS), cyber threat (CISA KEV, NVD), respiratory illness (CDC), wildfire activity (NIFC), climate anomaly (NOAA), air travel demand (TSA), federal rulemaking (Federal Register), legislation (Congress.gov), environmental enforcement (EPA ECHO), Medicare enrollment (CMS) and nonprofit finances (IRS Form 990). Each brief is a 0-100 score with label, trend versus the horizon, the inputs that drive it, risk flags, confidence and a citation for every input. POST /v1/brief {vertical} returns one scored brief; POST /v1/overview returns every brief at once; POST /v1/verticals lists them. Verticals: product-recalls (Are consumer product, vehicle or food recalls rising?); political-money (Is outside election spending or lobbying activity rising?); federal-spending (Is federal spending accelerating, and in which agencies?); natural-hazards (Are disasters, severe weather and earthquakes running above normal?); cyber-threat (Are actively exploited software flaws rising?); disease-activity (Is respiratory illness (COVID-19, flu, RSV) rising in the US?); wildfire-activity (Is the US wildfire season running above normal?); climate-anomaly (How far are US temperature and precipitation from normal?); travel-demand (Are more people flying than a year ago?); rulemaking (Is the federal government issuing more regulations than usual?); medicare-providers (Is Medicare enrollment growing, and is it shifting to Medicare Advantage?); legislation (Is Congress introducing and passing more bills than usual?); environmental-compliance (Is EPA enforcement activity rising or falling?); nonprofit-finance (Are US nonprofits' revenue, donations and assets growing?). Raw scored series: /v1/signals, /v1/signal, /v1/explain, /v1/catalog. Every response is a single JSON object. Research signal, not investment advice.