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A running summary of what’s currently live. Everything below is shipped and reflected in the rest of the reference.

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Pricing

  • $2.50 per scan on Qualia — the default and only available model right now. Charged once when a scan completes; failed scans are never charged. (Mary is temporarily unavailable.)
  • The first $2.50 of usage each month is free — exactly one Qualia scan — then scans debit your prepaid deposit. See Pricing.
  • Consumer (dashboard) plans are metered: Free 1, Pro 60, and Studio 150 scans. The API itself is usage-based and requires a paid plan to mint a key.

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Lenses

  • 4 selectable lenses: attention, memory, purchase_intent (a.k.a. Buy / Not Buy), and manipulation. There is no emotion lens. See Lenses.

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New: wallet endpoint

  • GET /v1/wallet returns your spendable balance — deposit, this month’s free credit, the per-scan price, and an estimate of how many scans you can still run — so an agent or script can check funds before submitting. Read-only; it never debits. See Check your wallet.

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Expanded manipulation outputs

When a scan is scored under the manipulation lens, the manipulation block (on both GET /v1/scans/{id} and POST /v1/analyze) now adds:
  • pbi — the Prefrontal Balance Index (vmPFC − dlPFC): how reward/emotion-driven the response is relative to deliberate reasoning.
  • threat — the headline threat verdict shown in the UI (label, severity, color, note).
  • population — a directional population-impact projection (per_ten, per_ten_thousand) — a model estimate, not a measured outcome.
  • timeline — the per-second guard-down timeline (exposure = reward − effort − alarm).
These join the existing conversion_risk, risk_band, cognitive_sovereignty_index, sovereignty, quadrant, circuits, mechanisms, peak_moment, and tactics. See the full shape in Get a scan.

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Other

  • 3-minute video cap. Clips longer than 3 minutes are rejected up front (no GPU spend, no charge). Trim or split before submitting.
  • One-line MCP / CLI install. Wire Sapient into Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP agent with a single command, or run scans from the terminal with the CLI. See Connect an agent.