Datasets Frontier is tracking infrastructure for text libraries that change over time. It is designed to index every edition and bring the exact source text forward, word for word, with its clause, edition and date; each result carries its source reference, and the extraction that captures the source text uses no LLM.
This page describes how the platform is designed to work.
Source-linked resultsEdition-aware contextDesigned to work alongside your systems
01 / MAKE THE EVIDENCE VISIBLE
Quoted word for word, or marked as not verified
See the original page, the exact wording and the edition in force, side by side. If a match can't be verified, it stays marked unverified.
EVIDENCE VIEWOriginal and result, side by side
Sample data
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Original document
S13C3 Metal pipe systems
(3) A pipe system comprised entirely of metal (excluding pipe seals or the like) must be wrapped but must not be lagged or enclosed in thermal insulation over the length of its penetration of a wall, floor or ceiling unless the lagging or thermal insulation fulfils the requirements of S13C7. (4) The gap between a metal pipe and the wall, floor or ceiling it penetrates must be fire-stopped in accordance with S13C7.
Document and edition
NCC 2025 Volume One (Building Code of Australia)
Clause and page
Specification 13, S13C3(4), page 209
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Source-linked result
EXACT EXCERPT · VERIFIED (EXAMPLE ONLY)
“The gap between a metal pipe and the wall, floor or ceiling it penetrates must be fire-stopped in accordance with S13C7.”
Point in time
In force from 1 May 2026 · Victoria
Verification
Matched to source page and clause
Changes and reason
Not listed as a major change in NCC 2025 · Reason not documented
The National Construction Code 2025 was provided by the Australian Building Codes Board under the CC BY 4.0 licence ↗.
02 / ONE INFRASTRUCTURE, MANY LIBRARIES
Any text library that changes over time
Building codes and standards are the first library. The same template fits other text libraries.
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Standards and building codes
The first library: standards and building codes, tracked edition by edition.
Bring
Standards, codes and edition history.
Review
Exact source text with its clause, edition and date.
Evaluate
Faithful extraction across every edition in the library.
The template is reproducible, so a new data set is designed to cost much less to stand up for the next library.
03 / COACH AND SERVICES
Understand the tracking, then design the workflow
The coach uses an LLM to explain how the tracking works and the key points an edition-over-time end point needs; it may read the files you choose to give it. Its answers are written by an LLM, so check any text it quotes against the source; the extraction that captures the source text uses no LLM. Around the infrastructure sit these services.
Succinct reports
Reports with LLM-assisted structuring, where the AI structures the report and the report is designed to keep the cited text verbatim from the source.
JavaScript workflows
Workflows and packages for audits and reporting, built to run beside the systems you already use.
Bespoke and data services
Bespoke workflows, plus data clean-up, recovery and integration for asset management software.
04 / ANSWERS FOR YOUR EVALUATION
What your security and procurement teams need to know
Short answers below; full detail on request.
DATA HANDLINGWhere does information go?+
AI AND PROVIDERSHow is source material processed?+
ACCESS AND AUDITWho can see or change information?+
DELIVERY AND SUPPORTHow would the service operate?+
05 / DEFINE A USEFUL FIRST STEP
Start with one workflow and agree what success looks like
A pilot discussion can define the sources, users and outcome that matter to your organisation.
01
Define the task
What needs to improve, and who needs the result?
02
Agree the evidence and boundaries
Which sources may be used, and which systems may be read or changed?
03
Set an evaluation
Agree measurable acceptance criteria and how findings will be reviewed.