WORKFLOW EXAMPLES
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10 workflows · Examples to build with your agent or code
Sales 01
Walk into the meeting prepared. Turn a company domain into a short, source-linked account brief before a first call.
Example providers See the workflow 1 Describe your target account and search for its company pages with Exa.
2 Read its product, customer and careers pages with Firecrawl.
3 Collect recent announcements with dates and source links.
4 Ask your agent to draft a brief. Review every claim before using it.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY A one-page account brief with context, open questions and original sources.
Find tools for this workflow Marketing 02
Keep a useful eye on competitors. Compare public pricing and positioning without losing the original evidence.
Example providers See the workflow 1 List the competitors and public pages you want to compare.
2 Map each website, then extract the relevant pricing and product pages.
3 Compare the results with a snapshot you saved from a previous run.
4 Review the changes and write a dated summary with links to the pages.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY A reviewed comparison table and a change log. Schedule future runs in your own application.
Find tools for this workflow Development 03
Give your coding agent current docs. Find the right documentation before asking an agent to implement an integration.
Example providers See the workflow 1 Start with the library’s official documentation domain and version.
2 Map the site to find authentication, endpoint and error-reference pages.
3 Extract only those pages and preserve their source URLs.
4 Give the retrieved context to your coding agent and run the resulting code in your tests.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY A focused documentation pack for your next integration, with traceable source URLs.
Find tools for this workflow Research 04
Build a reading list you can defend. Go from a research question to a shortlist of papers and a structured evidence table.
Example providers See the workflow 1 Define your question, date range and inclusion criteria.
2 Search publications and collect titles, authors, dates and source links.
3 Retrieve accessible abstracts or full text and deduplicate the results.
4 Ask your agent for an evidence table, then check the original papers and flag gaps.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY A cited reading list with methods, findings and limitations for human review.
Find tools for this workflow Marketing 05
Write the brief before the article. Use search evidence and real questions to shape an editorial assignment.
Example providers See the workflow 1 Choose a topic, reader and target search location.
2 Retrieve current search results and related questions with SerpApi.
3 Read a small set of relevant pages and record their coverage and dates.
4 Draft an outline with missing questions, supporting sources and a review checklist.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY An editorial brief with a clear angle, a source list and questions to answer.
Find tools for this workflow Creative 06
Turn a script into a usable voiceover. Create narration for a short product demo from a script you have already approved.
Example providers See the workflow 1 Write and review the script, including product names and pronunciation.
2 Choose a public voice you are permitted to use and inspect the speech tool’s inputs.
3 Review the quote, set a maximum charge and generate the audio.
4 Listen to the result, download it and place it into your own video editor.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY An audio file for your demo. Editing, music and publication remain your own steps.
Find tools for this workflow Sales 07
Find companies that fit the brief. Build a focused account list around what companies actually do.
Example providers See the workflow 1 Describe the industry, geography and business characteristics you need.
2 Search company pages with Exa and keep a bounded set of matches.
3 Read each company’s public website to confirm the fit.
4 Deduplicate domains and record evidence, uncertainty and a reason for each match.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY A reviewed company shortlist. This workflow does not contact anyone.
Find tools for this workflow Product 08
Find the pattern in public feedback. Turn a small, relevant set of public reviews into questions for your roadmap.
Example providers See the workflow 1 Choose a supported public review source and a narrow product or topic.
2 Retrieve a bounded sample with review dates and original URLs.
3 Group comments by problem, requested outcome and frequency within that sample.
4 Check representative quotes and distinguish sample evidence from market-wide claims.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY A feedback theme report with linked examples and explicit sample limitations.
Find tools for this workflow Operations 09
Compare a small product shortlist. Gather public product details into a consistent table for a purchasing decision.
Example providers See the workflow 1 Specify the products, required features, location and currency.
2 Find relevant product pages using a supported shopping or web-search tool.
3 Read the selected pages and record price, seller, specifications and retrieval date.
4 Review the table and verify stock, shipping and current prices with the seller before buying.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY A dated comparison table. Micro does not place the product purchase.
Find tools for this workflow Research 10
Make a source-first industry digest. Collect recent reporting and separate new events from recycled coverage.
Example providers See the workflow 1 Set the industry, date window and source-quality requirements.
2 Search recent news and deduplicate reporting about the same event.
3 Read the strongest sources and distinguish event dates from publication dates.
4 Draft a short digest with citations, open questions and a human editorial pass.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY A dated research digest. Sending or publishing it requires a separate action.
Find tools for this workflow These are workflow ideas, not prebuilt automations. Your agent or application coordinates the steps. Check each tool’s availability, inputs and price before running it; review outputs before taking action.
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