Intelligence Systems · Hunter

Search broadly. Hand off narrowly.

Hunter is scoped discovery and investigation infrastructure that produces candidate intelligence for governed downstream verification.

Discovery is not final intelligence.

Hunter can search broadly, but it hands off narrowly. Discovery, extraction, classification, deduplication and prioritization all produce candidate intelligence. It stays candidate until a governing intelligence system verifies and promotes it, so breadth of search never turns into unearned confidence.

Scoped discovery

Search begins from an explicit mission and a bounded source plan.Scope is what keeps broad discovery from becoming indiscriminate collection.

Extraction

Candidate claims preserve their source and capture context.A claim without its origin is treated as a lead to verify, not a fact.

Deduplication

Repeated evidence does not become artificial confidence through duplication.The same source counted twice is still one source.

Governed handoff

Hunter receipts and candidate claims move into verification rather than declaring themselves final, so promotion is a governed decision.

Current Evidence

Scoped by mission

Search begins from an explicit mission and a bounded source plan.

Source-preserving

Candidate claims keep their source and capture context through extraction.

Dedup discipline

Repeated evidence does not become artificial confidence through duplication.

Proof

Candidate until verified.

Hunter produces reviewable candidate intelligence with its source intact and hands it into governed verification rather than declaring itself final. Breadth is a discovery advantage, not a substitute for proof.