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@aspectrr/company-brain

v0.1.1

Published

The underlay for Mad Cactus company brains: outreach activity tracking (visits, scrolls, clicks, dwell, MCP tool calls), self-exclusion gates, and the /activity API the CRM pulls.

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34

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company-brain

The underlay every Mad Cactus company brain shares: outreach activity tracking, self-exclusion gates, and the /activity API the Mad Cactus CRM pulls.

A company brain is a client's industry live data, organized so any AI can use it. Each brain (koola-brain, mo-strategies-brain, …) is one Bun process: HTTP + MCP + SQLite. The domain data differs per client; this package is everything that used to get copy-pasted between them.

What's in it

  • Tracker — one events table, no analytics vendor. Visits, scroll depth, clicks, dwell, and — the part that matters — every MCP connect and tool call the prospect's AI makes. Rollup ships ISO-UTC timestamps (naive strings parsed as browser-local showed visits hours in the future — learned the hard way).
  • Gates — ACTIVITY_KEY (CRM API + self-exclusion in one secret), HMAC owner cookie (the dashboard marks Collin's browser so his own views never count), ?demo=1 screenshare mode, and an optional ACCESS_TOKEN lock over every route.
  • Elysia plugin — /healthz, /track, /activity, /activity/reset wired in one .use().

Use

import { openSqlite, ensureEventsTable, createTracker, brainRoutes, handleVisit } from "@aspectrr/company-brain";

const sqlite = openSqlite("./data/brain.db");
ensureEventsTable(sqlite);
const activity = createTracker(sqlite);

new Elysia()
  .use(brainRoutes(activity))          // /healthz /track /activity /activity/reset + token gate
  .get("/", ({ request, set }) => {
    const { demo, meCookie } = handleVisit(request, activity);
    if (meCookie) set.headers["set-cookie"] = meCookie;
    return dashboardHtml(demo);
  })
  .all("/mcp", ({ request }) => {
    const rpc = await request.json().catch(() => null);
    activity.trackMcp(rpc);            // mcp_connect / mcp_tool
    // ...domain tools
  });

Prod env: ACTIVITY_KEY, OWNER_SECRET, ACCESS_TOKEN, all optional — unset means open (dev-friendly, gate-free).

Conventions worth stealing

  • Tracking never breaks a request. Every insert is fire-and-forget; a full disk loses an event, not the demo.
  • One secret does triple duty: /?key=<ACTIVITY_KEY> authenticates the CRM pull, marks your own browser, and doubles as your preview link.
  • ?demo=1 renders the real page but injects no beacons — screenshares leave zero pollution.

Running in prod inside koola-brain and mo-strategies-brain (flora-brain next).

Built by Mad Cactus. MIT.