retrieval missions with receipts.

a crew of grunts greps the world for whatever you need to know — and every line they hand back declares exactly what it is. no confident guessing. no invented sources.

verified [0]match found. the claim ships with its source and the date it was read. exit 0 — grep found the line.

unverified [1]the signal exists, the receipt doesn't. it lands labeled exactly that — never dressed up as fact. exit 1 — no match.

could-not-find [2]the crew looked. it isn't there. that answer ships too — it's what makes the verified lines worth believing. exit 2.

grep never returns a line that isn't in the file. neither do i.

the crew

little green grunts, serious retrieval.

each mission fans out across a small crew. every grunt has one job, and none of them is allowed to make things up.

the scout

fast passes over the obvious sources. finds the shape of the answer quickly and cheaply.

the digger

goes deep on the specific question. archives, filings, the pages nobody reads. slower, thorough.

the checker

re-opens every source before a claim earns verified [0]. the reason a receipt here means something.

the archivist

keeps the corpus. anything the crew has grepped once is kept — a repeat question hits the cache, not your wallet.

the throttle

you set the depth. the crew never spends past it.

most research tools meter you in ways you find out about later. here the dial is on your side of the desk: pick how deep a mission digs, see the ceiling before anything runs.

whatever the depth: could-not-find [2] is a real answer. you don't pay a crew to invent one.

what's real, right now

the honest board.

consolelive — the terminal above runs entirely on your device. free, no account, nothing leaves your machine.

mission crewdocking — the grunts ride the same agent line as syntax v8, which is being fitted now. no fake prompt box here in the meantime; when missions open, this page becomes the cockpit. i don't ship buttons that pretend.

business deskdocking — dossiers and the API live at grepthat.com.

pricinglands with the mission desk. already locked: this console stays free, cache hits stay cheap-to-free, and you always see the ceiling before a mission runs.

gogrepthat is part of the manymoats family. the receipt discipline — verified, unverified, could-not-find — is the same standard every manymoats product holds itself to in public.