Schemes are fragmented
Benefits are spread across central and state portals, notices, PDFs, and department pages.
SchemeSeva is a civic AI agent that helps citizens discover relevant government schemes, understand likely eligibility, and keep watch for future matches.
No sign-up required for the demo. Reports are guidance, not government approval.
The agent builds a profile, searches schemes, checks rules, and validates the report.
Benefits are spread across central and state portals, notices, PDFs, and department pages.
Rules change by state, category, age, occupation, income, documents, and special status.
Citizens often have to know what to search for before they can discover a useful benefit.
Farmers, students, elders, entrepreneurs, and field workers can lose time chasing the wrong path.
This is not just a chatbot. The app runs a structured workflow that gathers profile facts, retrieves schemes, remembers context, checks rules, writes a simple report, validates output, and lets Vigilance act on new matches.
Structures basic profile details from a guided form or plain-language note.
Searches the verified scheme catalog with Qdrant retrieval or honest local fallback.
Checks rules such as state, age, occupation, income, category, and documents.
Explains likely matches, documents, next steps, sources, and last verified dates.
Keeps watch after the first search and can raise proactive alerts for new matches.
Checks citizen-facing outputs before they are shown.
Share basic profile details.
The agent searches verified Central + Telangana schemes.
Rules check likely eligibility.
The report shows schemes, documents, next steps, sources, and last verified dates.
Vigilance can alert when a new matching scheme appears.
A clear intake flow that keeps required fields visible.
Focused Central + Telangana catalog, without overclaiming national coverage.
Finds relevant schemes beyond exact keyword matching.
Uses open-source model reasoning for reports and alert reasons.
Validates reports and Vigilance alerts before display.
Demonstrates watch-after-search behavior for matching schemes.
Every result keeps sourceUrl and lastVerified visible.
The demo uses a session key and does not collect Aadhaar numbers or bank account numbers.
Judges can inspect integration status without exposing secrets.
Saves time during scheme discovery.
Reduces confusion around rules and documents.
Finds relevant schemes faster than manual browsing.
Shows documents and next steps in simple language.
Keeps official sources close to every recommendation.
Keeps watching after the first search.
Helps citizens, students, farmers, entrepreneurs, elderly citizens, and field workers.
Find farm, irrigation, income support, and equipment schemes they may likely qualify for.
Discover scholarships, fee support, and education-related benefits with source links.
Spot enterprise, livelihood, and women-focused support programs faster.
Check likely pension and social assistance matches with simple next steps.
Find skilling, employment, and self-employment schemes without portal hopping.
Use a repeatable workflow to guide citizens and document scheme sources.
Reports use likely eligible language. Citizens should confirm details on official portals.
Enkrypt checks reports and Vigilance alerts before citizen-facing display.
No Aadhaar numbers or bank account numbers are collected. Source links and last verified dates stay visible.
SchemeSeva keeps technical proof close without turning the product into a dashboard. The debug page shows integration status while preserving fallbacks and avoiding secret exposure.
Typed multi-agent orchestration
Vector retrieval, session memory, and pending alerts
Primary open-source reasoning for reports and alerts
Report and alert validation
Fallback reasoning provider
Embeddings for semantic search
Observability traces
Rate limiting
Deployed hackathon demo
Launch the agent, browse the verified catalog, inspect the architecture, or check live integrations for the hackathon proof trail.