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Stateless and Read-Only by Design
Bassethound runs stateless. Every call carries its own inputs and reads only public signals, and nothing carries from one call to the next. Your results are stored against your account, and probing a customer's domain reads only what their homepage already serves.
5 questions about stateless and read-only by design
- Does Bassethound store the domains I analyze?
Yes. Results are stored against your account, the way any hosted service stores your work. Calls stay independent of one another: nothing you looked up earlier changes a later answer.
- Is domain analysis read-only and safe to run?
Yes. sniff_domain only issues read requests to public surfaces, carries nothing from one call to the next, and needs no credentials, so it is safe to run.
- Is it safe to analyze a customer's domain?
Yes. Bassethound's sniff_domain is read-only, unauthenticated, and stateless. It reads public DNS, TLS, and HTTP signals and probes no internal systems.
- What is a stateless MCP server?
A stateless MCP server keeps no session state between calls. Each request carries everything it needs, so the server scales flat and no call depends on the one before it.
- Why does statelessness matter for an MCP tool?
Statelessness means every sniff_domain call is self-contained, so the tool scales horizontally, retries safely, and needs no key of yours.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Bassethound store the domains I analyze?
Your results are stored against your account, and the privacy policy governs them. Each sniff_domain call is self-contained, so nothing carries from one call to the next and no stored profile shapes what you get back.
Is it safe to analyze a customer's domain?
Yes. Every probe is read-only and touches only public signals (DNS, TLS certificates, HTTP headers, and the rendered page). Bassethound writes nothing to the target, submits no forms, and hits no authenticated surface. Running it against a customer domain is the traffic equivalent of loading their site.
Sniff a domain.
Run sniff_domain on any site and read its five-layer dossier in one call.