Web data for agents: YouTube transcripts, screenshots, Google News, WHOIS, jobs, tech stack, more.
Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a distinct data source or output type, so an agent can generally pick correctly. However, four tools (domain_whois, pqc_scan, tech_stack, contact_details) all operate on a website/domain and could cause brief hesitation in selection, though their descriptions clearly distinguish registration/DNS vs. TLS crypto vs. tech stack vs. contact scraping.
All names are uniformly snake_case and descriptive noun phrases (app_store_reviews, tech_stack, youtube_transcript). The convention is not verb_noun as in typical CRUD sets, but it is applied consistently with no mixing of styles or casing.
Nine tools is well within the healthy 3-15 range and each covers a clearly separate capability with no filler. The set is appropriately scoped for a multi-source web data enrichment service.
The surface covers a broad range of enrichment sources (reviews, jobs, contacts, WHOIS/DNS, news, TLS, tech stack, screenshots, transcripts) with no obvious dead ends within those domains. A generic web search/SERP tool or a people/profile lookup is arguably missing, but agents can work around this.
Get Apple App Store reviews for apps (by name, numeric ID or URL) in one or more countries, filtered by rating, keywords and date. Every 25 reviews returned count as one result (rounded up per request).
Inputs: apps (required), since, sortBy, keywords, +4 more.
List open jobs from company careers pages on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters and Recruitee in one schema (title, team, location, remote, salary when published, apply URL), with title, location, department and recency filters. Every 3 jobs returned count as one result (rounded up per request).
Inputs: companies (required), locations, remoteOnly, departments, +5 more.
Find public emails, phone numbers and social profiles (LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube) on company websites by crawling up to a few pages of each site. Each website with a successful crawl counts as one result.
Inputs: urls (required), maxPagesPerDomain.
Look up who a domain is registered with, when it was created, when it expires, its status, nameservers and DNSSEC (from RDAP/WHOIS registries), plus A, MX, SPF and DMARC records, and whether it looks available. Every 3 domains with a registry answer count as one result (rounded up per request).
Inputs: domains (required), includeDns.
Search Google News for a keyword, company or topic and get articles as structured data (title, link, source, published time). Each article returned counts as one result.
Inputs: query (required), country, language, maxItems.
Check whether domains use post-quantum TLS key exchange (X25519MLKEM768 / ML-KEM), which groups they prefer, TLS 1.2/1.3 support, certificate algorithms and expiry, and HSTS, with a letter grade. Each host that answers counts as one result.
Inputs: hosts (required).
Detect what a website is built with: CMS, ecommerce platform, frameworks, analytics, ad pixels, hosting, CDN, email and DNS provider, with the evidence for each detection. Each website that loads counts as one result.
Inputs: urls (required), includeDns.
Capture a PNG or JPEG screenshot, or render a PDF, of public web pages in a real browser. Returns a signed fileUrl per page that can be downloaded without a key for 7 days. Each page captured counts as one result.
Inputs: urls (required), format, delaySec, fullPage, +4 more.
Get transcripts (captions) for YouTube videos, Shorts, playlists or channels as plain text and timed segments, with video metadata. Uses the captions YouTube already has; videos without captions return a failed item. Each video whose transcript comes back counts as one result on your Siftwright plan; failures are free.
Inputs: urls (required), language, translateTo, outputFormats, +1 more.
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