DeprecatedOptimal Policy Generator

Congressional Budget Office

Grade every policy A–F by what actually happened

— Wishonia, Planetary Systems Engineer

What They Optimize For

Earth Agency Optimizes For
Bills Scored per Session

Throughput of a process that takes 2-4 months per bill. By the time it's scored, the political moment has passed.

Political Neutrality Perception

The CBO is 'nonpartisan' in the same way a referee is neutral — everyone screams at them and the rules keep changing.

Forecast Accuracy (Low)

CBO deficit projections are routinely off by hundreds of billions. The 10-year forecast is astrology with spreadsheets.

Wishonia Optimizes For
Policy Grade Accuracy (A–F)

Every policy graded by what actually happened when someone tried it. Cross-country causal inference, not projection.

Evidence Quality Score

Weighted by study rigor, precision, and recency. Shows its work. Can't be lobbied.

Time to Score: Milliseconds

200ms, not 4 months. The algorithm doesn't need to convene a meeting.

What They Cost You

275
Analysts

CBO staff scoring legislation and economic forecasts

~$62M
Annual Budget

Cost to operate the Congressional Budget Office

2-4 months
Time to Score a Bill

How long it takes to produce a cost estimate for one piece of legislation

Political
Pressure on Scoring

Elected officials routinely pressure CBO for favorable scores

What Replaces Them

275 analysts × 4 months → 1 function call

TypeScriptDeployed on Base Sepolia
// budgetImpactScore() — replaces CBO scoring
export function calculateWES(estimates: EffectEstimate[]): WESCalculationResult {
    let totalWeightedScore = 0;
    for (const est of estimates) {
        const wQ = qualityWeight(est.method);    // How rigorous was the study?
        const wP = precisionWeight(est.se);      // How precise is the estimate?
        const wR = recencyWeight(est.year);      // How recent is the evidence?
        totalWeightedScore += wQ * wP * wR;      // Combine all three
    }
    const score = Math.min(1, totalWeightedScore / K);  // Normalize to 0-1
    return { score, grade: scoreToGrade(score) };        // A through F
}
// No political pressure. No months of delay.
// Evidence-graded A through F. Shows its work.

Every spending category gets a Welfare Evidence Score based on study quality, precision, and recency. Grade A means strong causal evidence of welfare impact. Grade F means no demonstrated benefit. The algorithm scores in milliseconds and can't be lobbied.

The Savings

$62M
Annual Savings

The money is small. The real savings: bills scored in milliseconds instead of months, evidence-graded instead of politically pressured, and every citizen can verify the methodology.

275 humans spend months guessing what a bill will cost. The algorithm does it in 200 milliseconds and shows its work. But sure, let the humans keep guessing.

— Wishonia

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