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Landscape Reports
The same instrument, pointed at a cohort that isn't an industry.
The most useful questions don't always line up with a sector. Does an architecture keep the promise it was funded on? What do a thousand real public pipelines say about how teams actually govern? Which venture portfolios are ready for agents that act? Same scoring, same evidence discipline — with the cohort built deliberately rather than by tag match, because the wrong cohort produces a confident wrong answer.
Who buys it
Anyone whose market is defined by a technology choice rather than a sector.
When the question doesn't fit a sector
Some of the most useful questions in this industry cut across markets. Does an architecture keep the promise it was funded on, once you test it against evidence? What do a thousand real public pipelines say about how teams actually govern, as opposed to how they say they do? Which venture portfolios are genuinely ready for agents that act, ranked on that one axis?
A Landscape Report answers that kind of question with the same machinery as an Industry Report — same rubric, same artifact reads, same provenance discipline — over a cohort assembled by something other than sector.
The cohort is the hard part
A cohort built by tag match produces a confident wrong answer, which is why these are constructed deliberately and the construction is disclosed. When a single word turns out to cover three unrelated markets with three unrelated buyers, the report says so and scores the tiers separately — that inversion is often the finding itself.
Each one carries the full spine: the comparable surface, the composite score facet by facet, agent-readiness, provenance, the blueprint nobody has reached, security and scopes, entity-by-entity intelligence, and the investable thesis.
What you get
The data bundle is the evidence behind every number — layered per-entity data, an APIs.json manifest, a conversation primer, and a data dictionary — packaged to drop straight into the AI tool of your choice. Converse with the research you bought, check any claim against the source, and take it further than the PDF.
3 published
The State of Spectral in API Pipelines
What 1,005 real public pipelines reveal about how teams actually govern their APIs — and the blueprint almost none of them have reached.
The Agentic Readiness of Venture
The twenty-five most important venture funds, ranked on one axis — whether their portfolios are ready for agents that act.
The State of Headless APIs
What one hundred and eight headless CMS, commerce and browser providers actually publish, scored — the architecture whose entire promise is that the API is the product...
Have a cohort worth scoring?
If there's a group of comparable companies nobody has measured — an architecture, a category, a corpus — it can be built and scored.