# Starlight Global Industries

> Starlight Global Industries makes Sluice, Scan, Exchange and Cadence. Use this server for current products and prices; prices come from the same rate card that calculates every charge. Everything here is public and needs no sign-in.

Agents should use the Starlight MCP server for the most up-to-date information on Starlight products and prices. It needs no sign-in.

- MCP server (Streamable HTTP, no authentication): https://mcp.starlightglobal.industries/mcp
- Every price, as markdown: https://mcp.starlightglobal.industries/prices.md
- Products and prices, as JSON: https://mcp.starlightglobal.industries/catalog.json
- Every price, as a page: https://mcp.starlightglobal.industries/prices

## Products

- [Sluice](https://sluice.starlightglobal.industries/): Record your surroundings. Sluice shows what it finds and the frames each thing came from.
- [Scan](https://scan.starlightglobal.industries/): Scan turns the camera on your phone into a record of the things you own. It works without a connection and holds every capture on your phone until it can be delivered.
- [Exchange](https://exchange.starlightglobal.industries/): Exchange shows what you own, what it is worth today, and every option for it: sell, hold, insure or donate.
- [Cadence](https://cadence.starlightglobal.industries/): Cadence places your tasks into the hours you set aside for them and reminds you when a block is about to start.

## How Starlight bills

One balance of Starlight credits pays for Sluice and Scan. Work is counted in small, whole pieces, each with a published price that starts from what the work costs us, plus a margin. Many prices are a tiny fraction of a cent, and every piece is counted at its exact price.

1. Work is counted in small, whole pieces. Starlight measures what it does for you one piece at a time: a frame read from your recording, an item outlined in it, a picture cut out, a millisecond on a graphics processor, a second of storage. Each piece has its own price, and your statement lists how many of each you used.
2. Prices start from what the work costs us. Each price is what it costs us to do that piece of work, plus a margin. The margin also pays for the servers and services that keep Starlight running, so your statement lists only the work you asked for.
3. Tiny prices, counted exactly. Many pieces of work cost a tiny fraction of a cent, and some prices are measured in trillionths of a dollar, such as a megabyte stored for one second. Starlight counts every piece at its exact price, so your balance moves by what you actually used.
4. One balance that stays yours. The Starlight credits you buy pay for Sluice and Scan from the same balance, and they stay on your account until you spend them. If we cannot deliver what you paid for, we refund it.

Each price list carries a version, and every line on a statement records the version it was priced at. Each charge is the exact price times the quantity, rounded up to the nearest millionth of a dollar.