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The Five-Layer Dossier
One sniff_domain call returns five correlated layers: tech stack, infrastructure, firmographics, AI-readiness, and security. This cluster breaks down each layer and shows how they fuse into a single ICP signal instead of five disconnected lookups.
5 questions about the five-layer dossier
- Can I get tech, firmographics, infra, AI, and security in one call?
Yes. One sniff_domain call returns tech stack, infrastructure, firmographics, AI-readiness, and security as one correlated dossier.
- How do the five layers correlate into one signal?
The five layers correlate when you resolve them against the same domain in one pass, then fuse them into one icp_signal instead of five disconnected reports.
- What are the five layers of domain intelligence?
The five layers are tech stack, infrastructure, firmographics, AI-readiness, and security, returned correlated in one keyless Bassethound call.
- What is a five-layer domain dossier?
A five-layer domain dossier is one correlated report on a domain's tech stack, infrastructure, firmographics, AI-readiness, and security.
- What's the difference between the tech-stack layer and the infrastructure layer?
The tech-stack layer reads what a site is built with. The infrastructure layer reads where it runs and how it routes traffic and mail.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the five layers of the dossier?
Tech stack (frameworks, CMS, analytics, payments), infrastructure (IP, ASN, CDN, nameservers, MX, TLS), firmographics (company, vertical, contacts), AI-readiness (model providers, vector stores, MCP endpoints), and security (header and TLS grades). One call returns all five, correlated, with an AI-readiness score and an ICP signal on top.
What is the difference between the tech-stack layer and the infrastructure layer?
The tech-stack layer reads what runs in the page: frameworks, CMS, analytics, widgets, payments. The infrastructure layer reads what sits behind the domain: hosting org, CDN, nameservers, MX records, email-auth booleans, and the TLS certificate. One is client-side detection, the other is network and DNS observation.
Sniff a domain.
Run sniff_domain on any site and read its five-layer dossier in one call.