Sprinter Docs

Sprinter Platform Documentation

Architecture, features, integrations, and operational guides for the Sprinter Platform.

Sprinter Platform Docs

Sprinter is a structured intelligence engine for capturing, connecting, and prioritizing data. It powers products like Amble (PE/consulting) through a reusable platform layer.

Start Here

  • Overview — what Sprinter is and how it works
  • Architecture — system design, request flow, module boundaries
  • Data Model — database schema, tables, relationships

Platform Features

Every module documented with architecture, API reference, and agent instructions.

SystemDescription
Entity SystemDB-driven entity types, CRUD, field configs, relations
View SystemConfig-driven flat block layouts for list and workspace views
Block System20+ composable rendering primitives
Tool SystemRegistry-based tools with permission gating
Agent SystemCode + DB agents, heartbeat, delegation, connections
ChatMulti-agent conversations with AI SDK v6
ActionsVisible work units for humans, agents, schedules, and integrations
SessionsUnified runtime execution and transcript layer
ResponsesReviewed field-population and scoring outputs
Document ProcessingUpload, parse, chunk, embed, search pipeline
FeedPersonalized entity feed with ranking
CaptureNatural language to structured entity creation
NavigationDynamic sidebar customization
Multi-TenantWorkspace isolation and switching
Auth & PermissionsRBAC for users and agents
RealtimePresence, live updates, notifications
DashboardKPI widgets and chart visualizations
AdminTenant, members, roles, entity types, agents

Integrations

  • Supabase — Auth, Postgres, RLS, Storage, Realtime
  • AI Providers — Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, DeepSeek
  • Inngest — Background jobs and event-driven functions
  • Sentry — Error tracking and monitoring
  • External Agents — OpenClaw, A2A, MCP connections

Runbooks

  • Deploy — Vercel deployment and pre-deploy checklist
  • Migrate — Database migration workflow
  • Seed — Entity types, demo data, and agents
  • New Product — Fork Sprinter for a new venture

Roadmap

  • Spec-First Workflow — How features go from idea to spec to implementation to documentation
  • Feature Backlog — All planned work, organized by priority
  • Specs — Design documents for upcoming features

Reference

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