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Where should I start with SaSame?

Operational and technical documentation for Factory entry, architecture, monitoring, verification, observation, deployment and reference.

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Verified summary

Start with Getting Started, then follow Architecture, Factory, Monitoring, Owner Verification, Observatory, Deployment, Reference and API.

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Connect an AI ClientChoose the guide for ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code or another Streamable HTTP MCP client, add the public SaSame endpoint, then verify the connection by calling start_here.
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Agent Execution RouterCall resolve_and_run on the same public MCP endpoint with a goal, environment and constraints; it returns a bounded route and an honest execution state — only "verified" means something actually ran.
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ArchitectureOne canonical Knowledge Database feeds the website, search, API, MCP, Markdown projections and future PDF outputs through versioned adapters.
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DeploymentDeployments bind an immutable source SHA to a component release, health checks, external verification and a rollback target before traffic changes.
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FactoryThe Factory connects entry, blueprint, build, inspection, shipment, observation, repair and reverification through one evidence-backed lifecycle.
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Getting StartedIdentify your MCP state, select the matching Factory entry point, then collect a reproducible baseline before changing anything.
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Guided BuildThe creator's own LLM does the building from fixed instructions SaSame serves; SaSame runs zero LLM calls and deterministically verifies the artifacts the creator submits back — string/regex/length checks, never a fuzzy AI judgment.
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Knowledge Publishing WorkflowDocuments enter through reviewed CMS edits, provider-neutral AI drafts or controlled migrations, then pass validation, CAS versioning, Markdown projection and receipt generation before public release.
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mcp-readiness CLImcp-readiness is SaSame’s open-source command-line tool: run it with npx against any public MCP endpoint to get the same bounded readiness grade the Observatory publishes, with no account or key required.
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MonitoringMonitoring records time-bounded reachability, protocol behavior, declared capabilities and selected compatibility checks with provenance and history.
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ObservatoryThe Knowledge Platform is the canonical human interface for the Observatory Factory station, while live-vps preserves signed JSON, feeds, badges, certificates, lookup and longitudinal evidence URLs.
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Owner VerificationOwner verification proves control of a defined MCP identity or related resource through a bounded control-proof method at a stated time.
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ReferenceReference pages expose versioned schemas, status enums, API contracts, evidence boundaries and release receipt fields used across human and machine interfaces.
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Repair and ReverificationObservation detects drift and produces a scoped Repair Blueprint with hypotheses, not confirmed causes; the creator always applies the actual fix; SaSame never edits creator code; a successful fix is reverified under the same test contract and automatically reshipped.
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Start with state

Identify whether the MCP begins as an idea, repository, finished build, live endpoint, underperforming endpoint or monitored portfolio, then see Getting started to connect.

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Follow the lifecycle

Getting started and Architecture lead to Factory, Guided Build, Monitoring, Repair and reverification, Owner Verification, Observatory, Deployment and Reference.

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Keep evidence bounded

Every operational claim should state identity, method, time, provenance, limitation and the relationship to later versions.

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    A live endpoint begins with observation and identity resolution before a repair or commercial recommendation is proposed.

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    An idea-stage MCP and a live, underperforming MCP both start at Getting Started, but branch immediately afterward — one toward Guided Build, the other toward Monitoring and Repair.

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References

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