Sourcecreel
An agent-readable gateway over authorized United States public procurement, award, spending and trade-control sources that preserves source-specific identifiers, freshness and uncertainty, returns citations, and excludes credentialed portals and autonomous eligibility or supplier decisions.
Federal supply-chain research spans opportunities, awards, spending, registrations, industry codes and several exclusion or trade-control regimes. The supplied research confirms free public interfaces for opportunities, awards and spending, plus downloadable public lists. It also confirms that one performance-assessment system requires a federal account. The original stage verified zero interfaces, so research confirmation must still be converted into tested source-by-source adapters. Sourcecreel offers a unified agent-readable surface only for data that is public and authorized for the declared use. It never scrapes or automates a credentialed portal to bypass access controls, impersonates an account holder or presents a protected assessment as public data. Entity resolution is an evidence graph: legal name, registration identifier, facility code, industry code, awardee identifier, address and list entry can conflict or change. A match has source, version, confidence and alternatives. Registration, exclusion, trade restriction, set-aside representation, past performance, responsibility, eligibility and award decision remain separate under their proper authorities. Every response carries the exact source, query, retrieval time, coverage and limitations. The gateway can return facts and candidates but cannot decide procurement responsibility, sanctions applicability, supplier risk, award eligibility or bid strategy. Writes, submissions and purchasing actions remain outside scope.
A government-market intelligence, supply-chain, capture or procurement-operations team building research agents over authorized United States public data.
Adapters, normalization and cited queries scale through software, with schema drift and entity review adding variable cost.
Users want one federal entity answer while identifiers, lists, permissions and legal meanings remain source-specific.
The timing signal and proven agent-server pattern are clearer than the historical barrier to bundling the sources.
Several confirmed public sources, broad internal convergence and a software-scalable normalized query surface support a bounded public-data product.
The original stage verified zero interfaces, buyer budget remains incomplete, entity resolution is difficult, one important system is restricted and no structural incumbent barrier is established.
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