Catalogcanon
A versioned legal-source monitor and change feed for DTC teams that separates enacted rules, proposals, guidance, codes, enforcement, applicability, reviewed obligations, and operator tasks.
DTC operators face overlapping rules about reviews, testimonials, pricing, disclosures, automated content, and state commerce, but a changed webpage is not automatically a changed obligation. Catalogcanon monitors primary sources, produces attributable diffs, and routes candidate impact to a qualified reviewer before any task or machine-readable rule activates. Its plain-language digest explains scope and uncertainty; it is not legal advice and never says what a merchant must do without reviewed applicability.
The legal operations, ecommerce operations, marketing compliance, or agency leader responsible for DTC claims and AI-commerce practices.
A June 2026 code publication provides a current event.
DTC operations and compliance owners are actionable.
Two cross-references, two inbound, and three direct links show moderate echo.
Four accessible source families, a recent code publication, a clear operator buyer, and no direct vertical feed support a thin product.
Legal curation is not fully automatable, the buyer may prefer counsel or broad monitoring, the corpus is initially narrow, and incumbents can verticalize.
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