The product
DwellDocket structures selected landlord–tenant and short-term-rental rules into source-linked records. Public pages help people research. Reviewed change alerts are intended to retain readers. A read-only API is intended to serve property software. The three surfaces share one versioned evidence base.
The operating constraint
This cannot honestly be a zero-maintenance legal-data product. Automation can archive, compare, route, rebuild, and deliver. A person must still verify substantive legal changes. The design goal is a short, batched review queue—not the removal of review.
The standard
No source, no rule. No verified rules, no jurisdiction page. No automated legal prose. No silent overwrites. No promise that a structured record applies to a specific situation.