Documentation

How to use Seer to plan products, run the assistant, and connect your toolchain.

Overview

Seer is a web application for turning a product idea into an actionable plan. You describe what you want to build; Seer generates structured planning steps, market-oriented research, and helps you iterate in a dedicated workspace with the Seer 1.0 assistant.

Core capabilities include AI-assisted planning and research, product and session management, optional integrations (such as GitHub and Autodesk), bring-your-own API keys for certain providers, and tooling for CAD-related workflows where enabled.

Getting started

  1. Account: Sign up and sign in. Email verification may be required depending on how your deployment is configured.
  2. New product: From the start page, describe your product in the prompt. You can attach files when the UI allows it.
  3. Generation: Seer generates a plan (steps) and research aligned to your idea. Progress and results appear in the flow for that session.
  4. Workspace: Open your product’s workspace to chat with Seer 1.0, review agent status, and continue work across sessions.

Workspace and Seer 1.0

The workspace is the hub for conversational work on a product. The Seer 1.0 chat lets you ask questions, refine the plan, and trigger agent workflows.

  • Chat history: Use the history control to revisit prior conversations when available.
  • Attachments: Attach files from the chat input where supported so the assistant can use them as context.
  • Agent selection: When the UI exposes an agent selector, choose the appropriate agent for the task (for example, edits or specialized flows).
  • Agent status: Long-running jobs may show status and optional input prompts; follow on-screen actions to complete a step.

Token usage for AI features is tied to your plan and account balance. Heavy or repeated operations consume more tokens.

Products

The Products area lists your work. From here you can open an existing product, continue in its workspace, and access artifacts tied to steps (such as files or exports, depending on the product).

Creating a new product from the home flow may incur a token cost according to your plan.

Plans and billing

Visit Plans & Billing to see your current plan, token balance, and upgrade options.

  • Free: Starter access with basic allocation for trying Seer.
  • Inventor: Paid plan with a monthly token allowance and features such as unlimited product creation (as offered on the plan card).
  • Custom: For organizations that need tailored limits and support; use the contact option on the plan card if shown.

Billing integrations (for example checkout providers) depend on server configuration. Usage and subscription endpoints in the app reflect what is enabled for your deployment.

Profile

Your Profile page holds account details, plan summary, and optional profile image. Keep your email and display name up to date so notifications and support requests can reach you.

Integrations

Integrations connect Seer to external services:

  • GitHub: Connect your GitHub account to sync or publish code where the product workflow supports it.
  • Autodesk: Connect Autodesk cloud to export parts or assets into ACC when that path is available for your product.

Use Connect and Disconnect on each card, and ensure you grant only the permissions you intend.

API keys

The API Keys page lets you store provider keys for supported AI services (for example Google, OpenAI, or Anthropic, as shown in the UI). Keys are encrypted server-side; you can name keys, activate one per provider where applicable, and remove keys you no longer need.

Treat API keys like passwords. Do not share them or commit them to repositories.

Agent composer

The Agent composer is for defining or adjusting custom agents where your plan and deployment allow it. Configure stages, models, and behavior as presented in the composer UI, then save. Availability may depend on your subscription and server settings.

CAD and exports

Where the product includes CAD or OpenSCAD-related features, you may generate or download geometry (for example STL) from validated code. Server-side rendering requires OpenSCAD to be installed on the host when that feature is used.

Product views may also offer downloads or exports for code and packages depending on the step and integrations you have enabled.

Support

For help beyond this documentation, use Contact support in the sidebar (email: seerplatform@gmail.com). Include your account email and a short description of the issue or question.