What changed in Sight.
Every change a customer could notice, newest first, with how real it is. Written from what shipped, not from what was planned. The SDK on npm is 0.3.1.
October 2026
- SDK
SDK 0.3.1, 0.3.0, 0.2.1, 0.2.0 published Live
Versions 0.3.1, 0.3.0, 0.2.1, 0.2.0 of the TypeScript SDK, @raku-technologies/sight, went to npm.
- Fixed
Results address locked to the account owner Live
Only a key the account's owner has allowed can set, read or remove the address results are sent to, and every change is recorded with the key that made it. A results address is where an account's verdicts and readings go, so it is treated like a secret.
- New
Results back to your app Live
Set one https address and Sight posts every result there, signed, with retries for about an hour and a delivery log per job. The SDK's verifyWebhook checks the signature in your receiver. A copy of any photo with what the checks found drawn on it can be fetched for your own storage.
- New
Fast answers, then final ones Live
Checks that need only the rules or the model answer in well under a second; the ones that need a reading say "pending" and follow. Ask for the fast answer with wait: "fast", or watch every change with watchJob.
- New
Readings your device already made Live
Send a serial your app read with the phone's own text reader and Sight uses it instead of reading the photo, when it fits what the template expects. That check answers at once, the evidence says it was the device's word, and a reading that arrives after its photo is still matched to it.
- SDK
SDK 0.1.0 published Live
Version 0.1.0 of the TypeScript SDK, @raku-technologies/sight, is on npm.
- New
Background checking and the public SDK Live
Hand a photo over and get an answer at once; the queue, the checking, the retries and the stored results live on Sight's side. The TypeScript SDK, @raku-technologies/sight, is on npm under the MIT licence.
- New
Completion checks Live
Checks are versioned templates, one per kind of job, frozen once in use. Every check on a job answers pass, fail, needs a person, cannot tell or missing, with the reason and the evidence, and a crop too small to judge is never read.
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