Correlated, not just collected
Most tools hand you a list of technologies. Bassethound cross-references all five layers into one picture: what a company runs, how it is built, and where it is heading. The signal is in the connections.
Deep company research for AI agents
Company intelligence with a nose for signal.
Give Bassethound a company. It follows the trail across the open web and hands back a clear, sourced brief your team and your agents can use.
claude mcp add --transport http bassethound https://mcp.bassethound.ai 
Install it in your terminal.
Bassethound runs as a remote MCP server, so there is nothing to host or maintain. Pick your client, copy the line, and Digby is on the payroll.
terminal
$ claude mcp add --transport http bassethound https://mcp.bassethound.ai ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"bassethound": {
"url": "https://mcp.bassethound.ai"
}
}
} ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"bassethound": {
"serverUrl": "https://mcp.bassethound.ai"
}
}
} terminal
$ code --add-mcp '{"name":"bassethound","type":"http","url":"https://mcp.bassethound.ai"}' mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"bassethound": {
"url": "https://mcp.bassethound.ai"
}
}
}
Then just say: analyze the domain stripe.com. Works with any MCP client.
Run a sniff. Follow the trail. Get a brief.
Bassethound works the way a good researcher does, one scent at a time, keeping receipts for everything it finds.
- Sniff
Point it at a company
Give Bassethound a company name or website. That kicks off a sniff: one focused research run.
- Trail
It follows the trail
It reads across the open web: the company site, its tech and infrastructure, filings, news, and hiring. Every finding keeps its source.
- Brief
You get a brief
A clear, sourced brief you can read yourself or hand straight to an agent. Prose for people, JSON for machines.
Five correlated layers
A tech-stack lookup stops at layer one.
Most tools just tell you what a website is built with. Bassethound checks five layers and connects them into a picture of the whole company.
- 01
Tech stack
tech_stackFrameworks, analytics, CMS, payments, and CDN vendors. The tools a company actually ships with.
- 02
Infrastructure
infrastructureDNS, hosting, mail providers, and certificates. Where the company runs and how it is wired.
- 03
Firmographics
firmographicsSize, sector, location, and funding. The shape of the business behind the domain.
- 04
AI-readiness
ai_readinessHow a company builds with AI: models in use, agent surface, MCP adoption, and posture.
- 05
Security
securityExposed surface, response headers, and hygiene signals worth a second look.
One brief. Built for people and agents.
The playful language stops at the workflow. The deliverable is a serious, source-linked report your team can act on and forward without editing.
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Source-linked
Every claim traces back along its trail of evidence. Nothing asserted without a citation.
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Two formats, one run
Readable prose a person can skim, and structured JSON an agent can parse. Same sniff.
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Ready to forward
Titled Company Intelligence Brief, clean enough to send to a customer, exec, or investor.
A sniff is a snapshot. A watch keeps Digby on the scent.
Set a watch on a company and Bassethound keeps sniffing. When something meaningful changes, that is a signal, and your agent is the first to know.
- New vendors
- Funding events
- Leadership changes
- Security regressions
Not another tech-stack lookup.
Plenty of tools can tell you what a website is built with. Bassethound tells you what the company is, and shows its work.
Source-conscious by default
Digby is honest about uncertainty. Every finding carries its evidence, and a maybe is labeled a maybe. No confident nonsense.
MCP-native
A tool your agents call mid-workflow, not a dashboard you log into.
Stateless and remote
One hosted endpoint at mcp.bassethound.ai. Nothing to deploy, no keys
to babysit.
