What Scout checks
- File names, sizes, types
- Folder structure and depth
- Dependencies and configs
- Code, docs, tests, assets
- Ignores file contents
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
Context waste check
Scout estimates what a cold crawl could burn, then gives your AI agent a smaller first route.
Choose a project folder or try the sample scan.
-Estimated context if your agent starts broad.
-Recommended starting files and context.
-First-pass context saved.
Planning estimate only. Not billing data.
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Project X-Ray Results
Detailed AI Agent Brief sections stay below the hero. Start with the recommended files, then inspect avoid-first paths, rules, validation, warnings, and raw markdown.
Run a scan to populate results
Run Scout's Gremlin Check to generate the AI Agent Brief.
What the AI Agent Brief gives your agent
- Start-here map for fast wins
- Avoid-first list to skip noise
- Key hotspots and dependencies
- Context budget estimates
- A brief you can paste into your AI agent
Why Mission Control exists
- Keep the mission alive
- Track decisions, tickets, evidence
- Handoff-ready for any agent
- No context gets lost
- Your mission, your control
What's next
Mission Control Desktop App
Run local. Own your data. Keep every mission under your control.
Fort Knox security postureHeaders locked down
No raw contents policyMetadata only by design
Local-first architectureYour files stay on your machine
Open standardsMCP tools and connectors
Built for AI workflowDesigned for agents
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