Firecrawl

brand-identity

Collect a named organization's existing logo, color palette, fonts, and homepage messaging for a pitch deck, sales presentation, proposal, or other document. Use for requests such as making a slide match a company's website, finding the right logo and brand hex codes, or assembling a website-derived asset pack, even if the user never asks to scrape or search. Return sourced asset links and observed styling so the document can use the actual identity. Excludes inventing a brand, brand positioning advice, and styling from already sufficient supplied assets.

business-contact-research

Find published business email addresses, official contact pages, and contact information for companies, shops, and local services. Use when the user asks for sourced business contacts or outreach research, even without naming a tool. Return only published information; do not infer private contacts or invoke retrieval when browsing is forbidden.

design

Extract an existing website's visual system into an implementation-ready DESIGN.md with design tokens, layout, components and image references. Use for recreating a site's visual style, building a page to match a reference URL, or documenting its UI patterns, even without an explicit request to scrape. Excludes creating a new brand and simple logo, color or font lookups for documents.

enrich-lead

Enrich one professional or a supplied lead list/CSV and return a sourced contact card or enriched table with name, current title, employer, location, professional profile URL and employment history. Use for a name and company, a role at a named company, a professional profile URL or an email, even without an explicit search request. Include work email when asked, and company size, funding or technologies on request. Excludes discovering new prospects, organizational inboxes, private personal details and sending outreach.

fantasy-sports

Help fantasy players make start/sit, waiver, streaming, trade, draft and keeper decisions using current player news, usage, matchups and their league's scoring. Use for choosing between players, finding pickups, evaluating a deal or filling a roster need, even without an explicit research request. Excludes generic sports scores, betting and changing league rosters.

find-leads

Build a ranked list of professionals matching role, seniority, company size, location, technology or named target companies. Use for prospect lists, lead generation, decision-makers at target accounts, or experts and speakers in a field, even without an explicit search request. Return names, titles, companies and fit, with work emails when asked. Excludes enrichment of supplied people, organizational inboxes, private personal details and sending outreach.

firecrawl

Use when a request needs external sources, current facts, listings, a supplied URL, papers, or library and API documentation. When using Firecrawl for the request, use firecrawl_search to find sources and firecrawl_scrape to read a supplied or discovered URL. Firecrawl also retrieves documents, collects structured data, and tracks website changes. Respect explicit source and tool preferences.

firecrawl-deep-research

Deep research with Firecrawl. Investigate questions needing multi-source synthesis and return a cited answer, report or table. Use for deep dives, cross-source comparisons, market and company investigations, and find-all questions requiring synthesized evidence. Prefer focused workflows for enrichment, prospect discovery or documentation when they can complete the task. Not for a single fact, one known page, or shopping advice such as best-of or top-N product picks.

get-started

Get users started with Firecrawl by discovering the right tools, explaining their practical benefits, and delivering a useful first result in chat. Use for plugin onboarding, first-time setup, or getting started with a new goal.

job-postings

Find current job postings on employer career pages and job boards. Use when the user asks who's hiring, seeks remote or local jobs, or wants openings matched to their role, skills, experience, or salary preferences.

read-docs

Read current or version-specific official documentation for libraries, frameworks, SDKs and APIs instead of relying on memory, which may be outdated. Use for setup and configuration, code examples using a named library, migrations, compatibility questions or library-specific errors, even without an explicit request to look up docs. Excludes general programming explanations and tasks fully answered by supplied code or documentation.

seo-audit

Inspect a website's titles, meta descriptions, headings, canonicals, structured data and internal links for on-page and technical SEO issues. Use for SEO audits, page-source checks, broken-link reviews or comparing pages for target keywords, even without an explicit request to scrape. Return source-backed findings and prioritized fixes. Excludes generic SEO explanations, standalone copywriting and functional website testing.