SortingSource operates on a strict BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) architecture. Upon launching the `.exe` for the first time, you input your API keys for Google Places, your chosen LLM (Gemini/OpenAI), and your SMTP gateway. These keys are heavily encrypted and stored strictly on your local hardware.
You input your target parameters (e.g., "HVAC in Austin, TX"). The Hunter module hits the Google Places API. To bypass bot-detection, the engine runs the "Rule of 60"—processing highly localized batches of 60 leads at a time. The "Skip Known" function ensures you never scrape a duplicate lead into your database.
The Extractor takes the URLs acquired by the Hunter and deploys headless browsing threads. It strips the websites for hidden contact data (Emails, IG, LinkedIn) while simultaneously running a deep technical audit. It logs missing SSL certificates, poor mobile optimization, and missing tracking pixels.
The engine takes the vulnerability data and your "Core Offer" (e.g., "Google Maps Optimization") and routes it directly into your selected LLM. The AI constructs hyper-personalized outreach copy, directly referencing the target's specific technical failures to instantly establish your authority.
Standard automation ruins sender reputations. The Dispatcher injects our proprietary "Anti-Spam Jitter"—randomized delays between 30 and 90 seconds between every email sent. This perfectly mimics human typing speeds, bypassing algorithmic spam filters and ensuring your payloads land squarely in the primary inbox.