Torin Core Signal Capture Brief

How To Turn A Website Into A Signal Surface.

Prepared for Operator. This brief outlines the Torin Core model for shared universal storage, site-scoped queries, and site-scoped tools so your site can move from anonymous traffic to operator-grade visibility.

1. Build Shared Universal Storage

Keep visitor events, form submissions, profile stitching, and short-link attribution in the Universal Backend so the website stays fast and the intelligence layer has one durable source of truth.

  • Every event and submission lands in shared tables.
  • Every record is associated to one site slice.
  • The website remains simple while intelligence grows around it.

2. Query By Site Scope

Do not give the agent the entire database. Give it read access scoped to the Torin Core site identity so it can see current visitors, recent forms, hot leads, and top pages without crossing tenant boundaries.

  • Current visitors and recent activity
  • Hot leads with stitched profiles and lead score
  • Top pages, recent referrers, and campaign signal
  • Profile detail only inside the Torin Core slice

3. Expose Site-Scoped Tools

Let Hermes use narrow internal tools instead of raw database access. That keeps the blast radius small, makes auditing easy, and preserves the same architecture already used across the broader ecosystem.

  • Overview: visitor activity, recent forms, top pages
  • Profiles: recent and high-intent profiles scoped to the site
  • Profile detail: stitched events, forms, and lead dossier for one profile

Recommended Next Move

Start with a site-scoped Hermes that can read Torin Core visitor data, summarize hot leads, and draft actions. Once that loop is useful, extend it into alerts, deliverables, experiments, and eventually cross-site pattern learning.