The agent searches the web, reads documents, and pulls content from any source. It can go from research to action in the same conversation. Look up how something works, then build it.
The agent searches the internet, reads the sources, and gives you a direct answer. Two modes: quick search for fast answers, and deep research for topics the agent needs to fully understand before building.How to use itAsk about any topic. Be specific about what you need and why. If you want the agent to build something after researching, say so in the same message.Example prompts:
Research how Stripe's hosted checkout works and then set it up on myjewelry e-commerce site. Products range from $25 to $500 and I needto support both one-time purchases and gift cards.
Look into how fitness studios handle class cancellations and refundpolicies. Check ClassPass, Mindbody, and similar platforms. I'mbuilding a booking system for my yoga studio and want to know what'sstandard before I decide on our rules.
Find the best option for sending SMS appointment reminders from a webapp. Compare pricing, reliability, and ease of setup. We send about200 messages per month from our barbershop booking app. Recommend oneand integrate it.
Point the agent at any webpage and it reads the content. Use it to migrate content from your existing site, study how competitors position themselves, or grab text from articles you want to reference.How to use itPaste a URL and say what to do with the content. You can extract it, summarize it, analyze the structure, or use it as a starting point.Example prompts:
Read my current website [url] and pull all text content from thehomepage, about page, and services page. I'm migrating to Macalyand need everything organized so we can rebuild without losing anyinformation.
Analyze this competitor's pricing page [url]. Break down how theystructure their tiers, what features they highlight at each level,and how they position their most popular plan. Then build me apricing page that's clearer than theirs.
Read this article on remote work trends [url] and pull out the keystatistics and frameworks. I'm writing a blog post for my HRconsulting firm and want to reference the most quotable data points.
Share a link to any public PDF and the agent reads it, answers your questions, or uses the content to build parts of your site.How to use itPaste a PDF link and say what you need from it. Ask specific questions or tell the agent to use the content for your project.Example prompts:
Read our annual report [url] and pull out the key financial metricsfrom Q3 and Q4: revenue, operating costs, and net profit. Summarizethe year-over-year growth trends into something I can share with myboard.
Go through this brand guidelines PDF [url] and apply everything tomy website. Match the exact hex colors, use the specified fontfamilies, and follow the spacing and logo usage rules.
Summarize this 40-page healthcare AI whitepaper [url]. Give me theexecutive summary, the three most important findings, and any statson adoption rates in small clinics.
When you need a larger amount of data from the web, the agent can pull it through Apify. You can collect things like product catalogs, reviews, real estate listings, or social media posts. The agent then uses the data in your project.How to use itIn your prompt, describe what data you want to get. If you have a specific platform in mind, mention it.Example prompts:
Build a directory of the best-rated restaurants in Lisbon. Pull them from Google Maps with ratings, addresses, and price ranges. Group them by neighborhood and add a filter for price.
Scrape the latest remote design jobs from this job board [url] and show them as a filterable list on my site. Include the role, company, salary range, and a link to apply.
Pull these products from Amazon [url] into a catalog on my site.Include the photo, title, price, and rating, and add a filter bycategory.
