A private instrument for previewing HTML bundles, and for reading pull requests.
An agent builds a page, zips it, and pushes it here. Seer keeps every version and hands back a URL that reloads itself the moment a new build lands.
Bundles live inside a workspace now, and a workspace can have more than one pair of hands — invite someone and they mint their own keys. Pushing a bundle needs a key and the ledger stays members-only, but public bundle links are still public: hand one to anyone and they can open it, no sign-in. No dashboard, no product. Just a place for half-finished pages to be looked at.
Still a slop site. Now a slop site with guests.
To push a bundle
curl -X PUT --data-binary @bundle.zip \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_TOKEN" \
https://seer.build/api/bundles/your-slug
Back comes /b/your-slug/, versioned and live.
The same deployment reads pull requests. Point it at one, or at a stack of them, and it publishes a page you read instead of the diff: what changed, what it costs, what to look at closely, every claim one tap from the lines it stands on.
It derives the facts itself, so the file list, the hunks, every line number and every commit come from GitHub rather than from an agent's memory. The judgment comes from a sub-agent that did not write the change, because one that did describes what it meant to do rather than what the diff says. Reviews are private to their workspace, and a review of the same pull requests published twice keeps its link and shows you what moved between the passes.
To give an agent the ability
curl -s https://seer.build/skill.md
One file, saved as a skill. Then ask it to review a
pull request. Full instructions at
overseer/agent.md.