SeeThru
Every action is a dot. A person decides the red ones.
- Built at
- AiEdge Buildathon 2026
- Team
- Two
- Result
- Semifinalist
01The problem
Some systems hold sensitive information, and every action in them is recorded. Almost nobody reads those records. When someone does, it’s a person, by hand, long after the fact.
02What we built
SeeThru turns every action into a dot. It raises the few that look wrong, explains why, and puts each one in front of a person to decide.
A public page shows that someone is watching, without showing what they saw.
- The AI
- Watches, raises, explains. Everything it drafts stays marked as a suggestion.
- A person
- Decides every flag.
- The public
- Sees the work is being done.
3 flags need a decision
Suggested by SeeThru AI
Your decision
Decided this week
0 actions this week. 0 raised for review. 0 decided by a person.
The public sees that someone is watching, not what they saw.
Abstracted: not SeeThru’s real screens or data. The AI suggests; a person rules.
03Design rules we held to
- One accent color, and it means one thing: waiting for a person.
- Anything the AI drafted carries a mark until a person uses or edits it.
- Saving a decision turns the red dots ink. That moment is the demo.
- No stat-card grids, gradients, or slogan heroes. If a screen feels busy, remove something.
04How it went
Built with one teammate at the AiEdge Buildathon 2026. We reached the semifinals.
Field note
Our five-minute pitch lost its screen for a full minute. A demo is a single point of failure. The story has to stand without it.
05Why it’s here
It’s the same pattern as my agent engine: the machine does the reading, a person makes the call.