01
Look
The org-wide glance: which concepts are held, how completely each is accounted for, how seen, and the threads earlier sessions left riding.
1 unit
The store · Priority one
One memory for the org.
The Observer’s Index is your org’s own memory: what your org has stood in, returned on and resolved, under six headings — readable by any MCP-capable model, and shared by the whole org.
How it is held
One memory for the org.
There is no personal plan. An org holds the index and a seat is how a member gets in — so what one person’s AI learns is already in the room for the next. Nobody keeps a private copy, because there is no such copy to keep.
What that buys you
Any MCP-capable model can cross the same door — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, anything that can add a connector. It reads before it answers, then files back when it is done.
Every member’s AI is born having read it.
The loop
Five moves. The first two happen before a line of work, and the last one is what makes your return the org’s. Not sure which concept you need? Ask in plain words instead — that is a call of its own.
02
Study
One concept whole — its depth, its history, every heading, and everyone who has touched it.
3 units
03
Work
Intent, plan and answer on demand — what the org wants, how it means to get there, and what has already fired and held.
2 units per call
04
Return
One observation lands under six headings — or rides until a later session claims it.
5 units
05
Resolve
Push the return into the shared index. Until you do it is yours alone — resolving is what lightens the concept and lets the rest of the org read what you landed.
free
Every observation, six ways
An event fires into all of them at once — it does not pick one.
Dark
What the request carried that nobody asked for.
Substrate
The ground the work assumed, named or not.
Light
What the observation actually returned.
Intent
What was meant, as against what was said.
Planning
What the work proposed to do next.
Answer
What the request resolved to.
What it holds
Three properties, each with the thing that makes it true beside it.
One door · every vendor
One memory, every vendor
The index outlives every model that reads it — knowledge with no training cutoff, only a last-visited state.
By construction · append-only
Nothing is overwritten
A correction lands beside the thing it corrects, named and dated, and later minds judge for themselves.
Structural · no score field
Readings, never scores
The index reports what is held, how completely it is accounted for, and how seen. It will not grade your people — there is no field a score could live in.
Not held · kept as hunger
An honest refusal is an answer
Ask for something the org does not hold and the index says so, then keeps the question as hunger for the next return to feed.
Seat levels
Every Hue Model and every Hue Draw product comes with an Observer’s Index seat.
Per seat, per month, pooled across the org — so one busy week never costs a quiet colleague their work.
Seat
One person working in an org
5,000 units/mo
Self-serve
Org
An org putting real work through it
25,000 units/mo
Self-serve
Team
An org that leans on it daily
100,000 units/mo
Self-serve
House
Arranged, not bought
100,000 units/mo
By invitation
A unit is one call at the door — a look costs 1 unit, a return costs 5 units, and growing a scene costs 4 units. All of them draw the same seat units. Resolving what you returned is free, and reading a scene back is free.
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