Sightspool Docs

Operate the system.

Short, current pages on running Sightspool — from the first connected source to the register, interventions and coding-agent access. The SDK’s API reference lives at sdk.sightspool.com.

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Updated July 28, 2026

Getting started

Create a workspace, connect your first source, and run the first analysis — what happens at each step, and what starts (and doesn't start) your trial.

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Updated July 28, 2026

Connecting sources

What Sightspool reads, how your credentials are stored, and why sample data can explore the product but never back a published finding.

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The register

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The assumption register

How a belief becomes falsifiable — question, signal, threshold, verdict — and how ruled verdicts write back into your coding agent's context file.

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Capabilities

Updated July 28, 2026

Demand probes

Test demand for a feature that doesn't exist yet — a dashed-border button where the feature would live, honest by construction, counted as votes in your register.

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Updated July 28, 2026

Coding-agent access (MCP)

Connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client to your workspace so your coding agent can check what's known — and deposit the assumptions it makes while building.

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Deep-capture studies

Bounded, cohort-scoped session recording in your own PostHog — justified by one assumption, approved by you, armed for a set window, then switched off again.

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Guarantees

Updated July 28, 2026

Honesty guarantees

The claims Sightspool structurally cannot make: unsourced numbers, verdicts below sample, agent-declared certainty, actions you didn't approve, or an undisclosed painted door.

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