A community atlas of sightmaps: machine-readable maps of real websites — their views, components, properties, and network requests — written by agents browsing the live site with the Sightmap CLI. No source access required.
Wappalyzer tells you what a site is built with. A sightmap tells you what its surface offers: named views and components an agent can navigate, drive, and build against.
Pre-launch, being built out phase by phase in plan/IMPLEMENTATION.md. The entry format and content policy live in docs/SPEC.md and docs/POLICY.md.
sightmap atlas find <domain> # is this site already mapped?
sightmap atlas add <slug> # install its corpus into .sightmap/
Browse entries at sightmap.org/atlas (coming with launch) or under entries/. Each entry notes the CLI version it was written against.
Humans: CONTRIBUTING.md. Coding agents: the map-a-site skill walks the whole pipeline — policy check, live-site mapping, validation, screenshots, PR. Entry format: docs/SPEC.md.
Site owners can have a map removed or corrected. Open a removal-request issue or email atlas@sightmap.org. The process is in docs/POLICY.md.
Entry content is CC BY 4.0: use it anywhere, including commercially, with credit to its author. Tooling (scripts/, schema/, workflows) is MIT. Screenshots depict third-party interfaces and are included for identification and commentary, so those rights stay with their owners.