Maple Route: A Multi-Agent AI That Checks Whether Canadian Immigration Rules You Heard Are Still True
This is a submission for the Sanity Challenge, Path One: Ship an Agent That Queries Real Content Note: Maple Route covers only a few official pages, so it can't answer every immigration question and may leave out rules that apply to you. It's a reference for spotting possible options and policy changes, not legal advice . For your situation, please talk to a licensed immigration consultant (RCIC)…
Maple Route is a multi-agent AI system designed to answer questions about a limited set of Canadian immigration topics - Express Entry points, open work permits for spouses and family members, post-graduation work permit eligibility after 2026 changes to Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program, and a few related canada.ca pages like the Global Talent Stream.
The system uses four AI agents: one to understand the user's situation, one to read relevant Knowledge Base entries, one to write the answer, and one to check every statement against its source. If a rule has changed, Maple Route flags it for the user. The system is aimed at tech workers, as immigration rules for this group change often.
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