Documentation
seecop is a signed-in common operating picture. This section explains how to get in, what each map layer shows, how the AI assistant and its OSINT lookups work, and exactly who can see what.
Getting started
Sign in with an email PIN and open the map and the assistant.
Map layers
The full catalog of layers, by domain, and what each one draws.
AI assistant
The chat panel and the grounded OSINT lookups it can call.
Privacy & access
The lab's keys, not yours. What visitors see and never see.
What seecop is
Most of the collection work in open-source intelligence is plumbing: finding feeds, registering for keys, normalizing formats, and keeping it all fresh. seecop does that once, centrally, and presents the result as a live map and an assistant you can question in plain language. Visitors sign in and read the picture; they do not manage infrastructure or credentials.
Two surfaces
The map is the common operating picture: layers you toggle across aviation, maritime, space, hazards, infrastructure, conflict, cyber, and radio. The assistant is a chat session on the lab's own model that can read those feeds and run targeted lookups — an IP, a domain, a certificate, an ASN, a CVE — and answer with citations.
seecop is for authorized and lab use. The lookups read public, third-party data and are rate-limited and cached; they are not a scanning tool.