Prospector
Freelance operations, end to end. Pulls jobs from your platforms, scores them against rules you write, drafts proposals you approve before anything sends, then tracks delivery and invoices.
Prospector runs a freelancer's whole pipeline: it finds and scores jobs, drafts proposals you approve before anything sends, then tracks the work through delivery. Vault is a password manager for AI coding agents: it hands an agent a short-lived lease, a temporary grant, never the raw key, with every access logged.
Nothing sends, and no secret leaves the vault, without your say.
Two products ship now. The rest are named with their real status, including the one piece that is not for sale.
Freelance operations, end to end. Pulls jobs from your platforms, scores them against rules you write, drafts proposals you approve before anything sends, then tracks delivery and invoices.
A credential vault built for AI agents. Stores API keys and secrets encrypted, then hands a coding agent a short-lived lease instead of the raw key, with every access written to an append-only audit log.
The runtime for every AI call in the suite: model choice, cost tracking, and an approval gate before an agent takes any outside action. Internal today; a developer tier is planned.
Memory for AI apps. A managed vector database (the store that lets an AI look up relevant context) with per-customer isolation built in from the start.
Hosted capabilities an AI agent usually lacks: a voice channel, a browser, web search, a code sandbox, and more. One login, one bill, secrets handled by Vault.
The private network that fronts the operator's own admin tools. Not for sale; listed here for honesty about what the suite includes.
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Prospector pulls it in from your connected platforms.
It ranks each job on the criteria you wrote, so the noise drops out.
Grounded in your past work, in your voice. Nothing has sent yet.
Only on your explicit yes. Then it tracks the win through delivery and invoicing.
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A coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, any MCP client) requests a credential it needs.
A short-lived grant bound to the run, not the raw secret itself.
The credential goes to the sandbox, never into the model's context window.
Who, what, which run, when. Append-only. The lease expires on its own.
Not marketing lines. Constraints wired below the interface, where a UI toggle cannot undo them.
Every outbound message needs your explicit approval, enforced deep in the system, not just in the UI.
Vault delivers credentials to a sandbox, never into the AI's context window, so a prompt-injection attack cannot leak what the model never saw.
Built and reviewed by one person, so the pieces actually fit together instead of merely coexisting.
Prospector and Vault both have a free tier. The full breakdown, including what each paid tier adds, lives on the pricing page.
Built by Corey Rosamond at rosecraft.studio .
One operator. Eleven siblings. One set of eyes on every line.