stromy-org/au-gov-data
Australian government research inside your own AI tools: Hansard across every parliament, federal legislation, procurement, political finance and statistics, served by the AU Gov Data connector
Orchestrate Australian government-relations research: federal legislation (FRL), statistics (ABS, OECD), procurement and grants (AusTender, GrantConnect), budget (PBS), political finance and election results (AEC), company/charity registers (ASIC, ACNC), lobbying registers (federal, QLD, NSW), members' interests, ATO tax transparency, NGER emissions, committee activity, consultations, cross-jurisdiction Hansard, e-petitions and RSS monitoring. Use for topic monitoring, actor and entity briefs, influence maps, money trails, legislation lookups, quantitative grounding, bill tracking, consultation scans and early-warning monitoring.
Getting-started guide for researching Australian government, legislation, parliament and public spending — what to ask for, what the Hansard corpus can do that nothing else can, which caveats to expect, and how findings hand off to your branded documents. Use whenever someone asks "how do I research Australian government/parliament/legislation", "what can this do for Australia", "how do I get started with AU data", "what's in Hansard", or any orientation question about Australian public-affairs research. Routes to the right workflow and hands off to the document tools; does not itself produce documents.
Day-0 setup for the AU Gov Data connector: how to add the Australian government data connector to Claude, sign in with the Microsoft account Stromy invited, confirm it works, and where to go next. Use whenever someone is new to this plugin, asks how to connect or set up AU Gov Data, sees "needs authentication" or "not connected" on the connector, or asks what the Australian data tools can do before any connector is switched on. This skill ships inside the plugin and needs no connector, so it still answers when nothing else is switched on. Not for the research itself: once connected, use au-guide.