Senseplane gives AI agents eyes and ears. You connect the cameras, microphones and sensors you already have, and any agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or your own code) can see, hear and remember what happens. It supports looking at a snapshot now, watching for an event such as a package being left at the door, asking questions like when the courier came, and measuring activities such as how many meals happened today.
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Ask for a snapshot of what is in view and questions about it.
Get a signed webhook, MCP or Telegram event when something happens.
Retrieve the event, a snapshot and a clip for a question like when the courier arrived.
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