Commercial docs that explain the product before the pilot starts.
QueryRook keeps operator-only implementation evidence inside the app workspace. These public docs explain the buyer-facing workflow, AI boundary, MCP strategy, and security posture without dropping visitors into the customer dashboard.
User guide
Operator workflows, database enrollment, proof review, and the pilot handoff path.
AI backbone
What the AI sees, who owns provider keys, BYOK posture, and automation boundaries.
MCP strategy
Tenant-scoped evidence tools for AI operators without direct SQL or DSN exposure.
Security doc
Buyer-facing control boundaries, evidence artifacts, and diligence packet contents.
How a buyer uses QueryRook.
The public guide is intentionally buyer-facing: it explains the operating model without exposing private tenant data, admin-only controls, or internal deployment tasks.
Enroll a Postgres target with least-privilege credentials and explicit environment labels.
Let QueryRook build workload evidence before any production-facing recommendation is promoted.
Review proof packets, risk summaries, and rollback posture before approving a change.
Export the buyer packet for diligence, pilot review, or internal change-control records.
Bounded AI, not mystery automation.
QueryRook can use AI to reason over evidence, but the product boundary is built around scoped context.
Evidence tools with tenant scope.
MCP is useful only when the tool boundary is narrow enough for serious customers to audit. QueryRook's strategy is to expose inspectable evidence and governed actions, not open-ended database control.
Tenant tools
MCP-style tools are scoped to the tenant, role, and active workflow.
Evidence first
Tools expose proof packets, run status, catalog metadata, and safe summaries before mutation paths.
No raw reacharound
The product path is designed to avoid handing a model direct, unconstrained database access.
Buyer diligence lives in the security packet.
The security packet covers control boundaries, evidence retention, deployment posture, AI/secret separation, and the materials a pilot buyer can request before production access.