Something will break
contracts, required fields, removed tools
Change intelligence for the tools you rely on
Lucim watches the third-party APIs, SDKs, MCP servers, docs, and pricing pages your product depends on, then turns meaningful changes into clear, evidence-backed signals your team can act on.
What Lucim watches
The moving parts outside your codebase: model providers, MCP servers, payment APIs, docs, SDK packages, plan limits, and release feeds.
What becomes a signal
Lucim filters noisy page edits into plain-language signals with severity, source, and evidence. A breaking signal means something your product already relies on can fail.
contracts, required fields, removed tools
same call, different result or latency
sunsets, deprecations, migration windows
pricing pages, quotas, rate limits
major versions, yanked packages, SDK deltas
new tools or capabilities worth knowing
11 of 23 signal types can escalate to breaking — the rest surface as high, medium, or info. You choose what gates a build.
Checks before panic
For important dependencies, Lucim can run the same saved check again and compare what came back. That catches the hard cases: a page looks fine, but your checkout call got slower, an expected field disappeared, or auth started failing.
When a check fails, the alert includes the exact failing evidence instead of asking your team to hunt through logs. In the API this is emitted as a tool_behavior_drift signal.
Why it is trustworthy
Lucim uses deterministic checks for structural changes. AI helps summarize prose, but every claim is verified against captured evidence before it publishes.
Every signal links back to what changed: before, after, source, and time. Your team can see why the alert exists without trusting a black box.
Webhook delivery is at least once. Stable signal dedupe keys and X-Lucim-Idempotency-Key let receivers process retries without applying the same change twice.
You can reopen any watched dependency’s timeline and reconstruct what changed. Nothing important is overwritten.
Where the signal lands
Review signals in the console, send them to your systems, stop risky builds, or let agents inspect their own dependency health. One source of truth, four ways to use it.
GET /v1/changes?min_severity=breaking&since=2026-06-01
{
"signals": [{
"signal_type": "api_change",
"severity": "breaking",
"summary": "POST /v1/charges: amount changed from
optional string to required integer",
"evidence_ids": ["ev_01JZ8Q..."],
"structured_delta": {
"pointer": "/paths/~1v1~1charges/post/requestBody"
},
"verification_status": "auto_verified",
"detected_at": "2026-06-18T14:02:00Z"
}],
"next_cursor": "…"
}Pull the current change feed, evidence, replay results, and watched entity profiles from one stable API.
Pricing
Basic covers a focused dependency surface. Pro expands the limits, cadence, destinations, and tuning needed for production workflows. Enterprise adds SSO, custom retention, rollout controls, and procurement support for larger organizations.
For proving coverage on one product
Start with the exact providers your team needs to stop checking by hand.
For production teams that need fewer misses
Run Lucim as an operational control across the integrations your product depends on.
For governed, multi-environment rollouts
Bring Lucim into platform, security, and procurement workflows across many teams.
Pro is the default operating plan · billed per team · no seat fees