Regulation never surprises the specialists — only the operators. By the time a compliance requirement reaches you as a forwarded email with "FYI, does this affect us?", the lawyers, policy analysts and industry associations have been dissecting it on webinars and explainer channels for months: what the text actually says, who it captures, which deadlines have teeth.

That commentary layer is public and continuous, but it's also a firehose in a format ops teams don't monitor. So regulatory awareness becomes an expensive subscription, an annual conference, or — most commonly — luck. Meanwhile the question you actually have ("does this apply to a company like ours, and when?") has been answered on camera, repeatedly, by people who read the full text so you don't have to.

deep_search is your radar sweep: filter to fresh uploads (this_week, this_month) on your regulation topic, restricted to news, explainer and lecture-style content, and the quality verdicts — especially factual — separate analysts citing the actual text from commentators reacting to headlines. Evidence timestamps take you straight to the section that names your obligations.

deep_query turns the sweep into an ops brief: "what does <regulation> require from companies like ours, and by when?" It reads across the analyst commentary and answers with citations to the moment each requirement is explained — so the brief you forward to legal arrives pre-sourced, and the "does this affect us" thread starts from evidence instead of anxiety.