CogniLead docs.

A six-stage event loop with retry plus dead-letter on every queue. Every transition is Chainlog-anchored before the next worker touches the row.

Four core tables: signals (raw, immutable, TTL-bound), leads (one per company × product), sends (one per lead × campaign × step), suppressions (hard gate, email or domain).

Five worker families, each producing typed signal rows. Apify for LinkedIn / Indeed / jobs.ch, GitHub GraphQL for dep references, HN Algolia for Who is Hiring, Crunchbase for funding, BuiltWith for stack enrichment.

Suppression check → dedup → Chainlog anchor. No lead proceeds to personalization without proof of ingestion timestamp and a suppression-clean status.

Every LLM call is routed by the recipient jurisdiction, never by the sender. CH and EU recipients hit EU-resident models. Strict JSON output. If technical_hook_verified is false, the lead is dropped.

AgentGate evaluates every dispatch against the outbound-gdpr risk pack. Hook verification, body length bounds, sender warmth thresholds, jurisdiction consistency, blocked sales language. Denials are durable.

Five to ten sender domains rotated on a steady cadence. Six weeks warming before promotion. SPF + DKIM + DMARC on every tier, BIMI on Scale. Postmaster reputation drives an automatic circuit breaker.

Pipeline hands a lead.qualified event to Resend Automations with the full sequence pre-rendered. Each step calls back to AgentGate before dispatch to catch leads that went stale.

Legitimate-interest under GDPR Art. 6(1)(f) with a documented Legitimate Interest Assessment. Corporate inboxes only. RFC 8058 one-click unsubscribe. Retention defined per-table.

The @cognilead/mcp-server exposes six tools to MCP-aware IDEs. Two free, four gated. Gated tools return 401 with an inline signup URL so a developer can authenticate without leaving Cursor or Claude Desktop.

A narrow HTTP API. POST endpoints for signals, leads, campaigns, sends. GET and POST endpoints for the evidence pack. All authenticated with pk_live / sk_live key pairs.