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MCP-Native Enrichment
Bassethound is a hosted, stateless remote MCP server. Your agent calls one tool with no API key and gets a correlated dossier back.
One remote MCP call, no API key. Because Bassethound owns the crawl, the free tier is keyless.
The Remote MCP Server
How remote MCP servers work, how an agent calls a hosted tool, and why enrichment belongs on a stateless MCP endpoint instead of a REST API.
Explore cluster →Keyless, Zero-Setup Enrichment
Keyless domain intelligence over MCP. No API key to provision and no bring-your-own-key. One browser sign-in and your client handles the rest. One call returns five correlated layers on any domain.
Explore cluster →Stateless and Read-Only by Design
Every sniff_domain call is self-contained and read-only. Bassethound carries nothing from one request to the next, so analyzing any domain is safe and free of side effects.
Explore cluster →Using sniff_domain in Your Agent
Connect Bassethound's keyless remote MCP to Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT and call sniff_domain to sniff any domain's five-layer dossier from your own agent.
Explore cluster →Profiles: Fast, Standard, Deep
One argument sets how far sniff_domain digs. Pick fast, standard, or deep to fit your latency budget and enrichment job.
Explore cluster →Perspectives & resources
Frequently asked questions
What is a remote MCP server?
A remote MCP server is a hosted endpoint an agent connects to over the Model Context Protocol, so the agent can call its tools directly without you running any infrastructure.
Does Bassethound need an API key?
No. Bassethound offers a keyless free tier because it owns the crawl, which bring-your-own-key competitors cannot match.
Sniff a domain.
Run sniff_domain on any site and read its five-layer dossier in one call.