Scattered sources
Web, YouTube, government open data, licensed pain-point signals. Each vertical needs its own agent, not a generic scrape.
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Vertical intake agents turn noisy public signal into durable candidates, then hand clean artifacts to Portfolio Engine.
Proof beats promises
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Web, YouTube, government open data, licensed pain-point signals. Each vertical needs its own agent, not a generic scrape.
Ideas die in Notion. Scout produces PE-ready JSON the Engine can evaluate.
Scout extracts. Engine judges. That boundary keeps the pipeline honest.
One thesis object steers the whole run: which queries get planned, which sources fire, and how strict the promotion gate is. Unsteered runs fall back to a broad exploration sweep.
Sources stay noisy. Scout turns them into PE-ready artifacts.
A Discovery Brief — your thesis as one YAML object — points the agents: verticals, source mix, pain queries, and how strict the promotion bar is.
Vertical agents watch the sources the brief weights.
Durable idea artifacts land in a known schema.
Handoff to Portfolio Engine, tiered by confidence — gate-passing ideas auto-pick up, near-miss and evidence-only candidates get manual triage. Scout never writes Engine code.
You write a Discovery Brief: one versioned YAML object carrying your thesis, target verticals, source weights, and promotion bar. Scout lints it before it ships, rotates briefs on the scheduled loop, and every filed idea records which brief steered it. No agent or workflow code changes.
If you already have an evaluation gate, buy Scout alone. If you need FUND to a live URL, take Portfolio Suite.
No. Scout is intake for product ideas into an evaluation pipeline, not a sales CRM.
Licensed sources, not scraping. Crowding and demand checks run through a licensed third-party provider, and sources with real ToS risk (Reddit, review-site scraping) stay off by default — opt-in only, never assumed.
One conversation. Honest fit. We'll tell you if this isn't the right path.