Show your AI agent where to start before it crawls.
Pick a project folder. Scout checks names, sizes, and structure — not file contents — then creates an AI Agent Brief that shows where to start, what to avoid, and why.
NamesFile and folder names only.
SizesSpot heavy areas without opening files.
StructureMap the project tree before the crawl.
1Choose folder
2Scan metadata
3Get AI Agent Brief
Scout checks project metadata and prepares a first route for your AI agent.
Project source
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Awaiting scan
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Metadata summary
Scout’s route is ready
Metadata-only scan. No raw contents read. Start green, avoid orange, prove with blue.
Run a scan to populate results
Metadata onlyNo uploadEstimates, not billing
Scout’s first-look guide
Based on names, paths, file types, sizes, and folder structure — not file contents.
projectMapModel waits for scanner output
Based on names, paths, file types, sizes, and folder structure — not file contents.
Path evidence / scanned file-and-folder tree
A path is a file or folder location. Rows are colored by Scout first-look group.
Highlight:
Scout's tip: run a sample or local metadata scan to generate visible first-look groups.
No groups yet
Run a metadata scan to generate the AI Agent Brief.
What Project X-Ray reads
Names, sizes, and file types
Folder paths and nesting
Manifest and config files
Source, docs, tests, and assets
Does not read file contents
What the brief gives your agent
A first route for the agent
Paths to avoid first
Important project signals
Directional context estimates
A brief you can paste into your agent
Where the mission continues
Keep context across sessions
Track tickets, decisions, and proof
Ready for the next agent
Preserve the mission record
Your mission, your control
What's next
Save briefs into Mission Control Coming soon
GitHub repo scans In development
Team mission workflows Planned
Continue in Mission Control
Run local, keep your evidence, and carry the mission forward.