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Field Team Survey v1.0.0
Field instrument · Identity migration surveyor

Point a lens at any web page.
Map its identity migration surface.

Moving off hand-rolled, DIY authentication onto a managed identity provider? This reads every login link, session cookie, and identity request on a running page — and tells you, per surface, what it does today and what it becomes once it's managed. A run is a survey: a live-annotated overlay plus map editions you can hand to the team.

It reports; it does not sell. Runs on your own Ollama — nothing leaves your network.

SVY-0042 mapped shop.example.com
5 wired 4 to migrate 1 unknown
  • 1 Sign-in link redirects to /login form hosted login page
  • 2 session cookie httpOnly · rolling session provider session + refresh
  • 3 /api/me reads x-profile-id header ID token claims
How it works

Capture, classify, serve.

01

Capture

A headless browser loads the page and records only what touches identity — identity-bearing requests, cookies with their flags, interactive elements. Header values are never stored; they are live credentials.

02

Classify

A local model maps each surface onto the migration vocabulary: what it reads today, what a managed identity provider must provide instead. It runs on your own Ollama endpoint — nothing about the target leaves your network.

03

Serve

The page returns with a numbered overlay pinning every surface in place, plus three downloadable map editions — Markdown, PDF, and HTML.

One bar, the whole story

The surface bar

Every survey reduces to one reading: how much of the page's identity surface is already wired, how much is still to migrate, and how much is still unknown. Amber marks only the work — everything settled stays quiet.

shop.example.com · 10 surfaces
5 wired 4 to migrate 1 unknown
Map editions

Take the map with you.

Every survey exports the same map three ways — a Markdown brief for the ticket, a PDF for the review, an interactive HTML overlay for the walkthrough.

.md.pdf.html

Run your first survey.

Sign in with your unfuck.cloud account, point the lens at a URL, and read the map.

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