discover
Searches for companies matching specific criteria like industry, size, location, and technologies. Use when the user wants to find companies, build a target list, or search for businesses in a market segment. This is a free operation that does not consume credits.
What this skill does
# Discover Search for companies matching any criteria. This is completely free -- no credits consumed. ## Examples - `/hunter:discover fintech startups in France` - `/hunter:discover SaaS companies using Salesforce` - `"Find healthcare companies in Germany with 100+ employees"` - `"Companies similar to Notion"` - `"Series B startups in Europe"` - `"Tech companies in San Francisco with 50-200 people"` ## Steps 1. **Pass the user's query directly** to the `Discover` tool as the `query` parameter. The tool accepts natural language and handles parsing. 2. **Present the results:** ``` # Discover: Fintech Startups in France **Found:** 43 companies | **Showing:** 10 | Company | Domain | Industry | Size | Location | |---------|--------|----------|------|----------| | Qonto | qonto.com | Fintech | 150 | Paris, FR | | Pennylane | pennylane.com | Fintech | 120 | Paris, FR | | Swan | swan.io | Fintech | 95 | Paris, FR | | Spendesk | spendesk.com | Fintech | 180 | Paris, FR | | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ## Next Actions 1. Show more results (use offset to paginate) 2. Find contacts at one of these companies (Domain-Search) 3. Enrich a company for more details (Company-Enrichment) 4. Save companies as leads (Save-Company) 5. Narrow the search (e.g., "only companies using React") 6. Find similar companies (e.g., "companies like Qonto") ``` 3. **If results are too broad** (hundreds of companies), suggest narrowing: "That's a broad search. Try adding filters like industry, company size, location, or technology to narrow the results." 4. **If zero results,** suggest loosening criteria: "No companies found matching those exact criteria. Try broadening your search -- for example, expand the location or employee range." 5. **Remind users this is free.** Encourage exploration: "Discover is free -- feel free to refine your search as many times as you'd like." ## Success Criteria At least one company returned matching the user's criteria.
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