🔥 Open-source web data agent optimized for structured web research
Firecrawl Web Agent is an open-source foundation for building AI agents that research the web with structured results. Developers can use its templates, agent core, web tools, and SDK to create applications that plan research tasks, interact with websites, and combine observations into answers. The catalogue entries are skills for this web-research agent.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Compare two or more companies, products, or platforms across pricing, features, positioning, and docs. Use this skill whenever the user says "compare X vs Y", "how does X stack up against Y", "alternatives to X", "competitive landscape of …", "X vs Y vs Z", or asks for a competitor matrix. Uses search to discover…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Multi-source research with source triangulation and fact-checking. Use for any research task requiring 3+ sources.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Navigate e-commerce sites to extract products, pricing, categories, and inventory. Handles pagination, variants, and JS-heavy storefronts.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Pull company financials, SEC filings, and analyst consensus for a public company. Use this skill whenever the user says "10-K", "10-Q", "earnings", "revenue of", "financials for", "analyst rating for", "price target for", or provides a stock ticker. Combines SEC EDGAR for official filings with Yahoo Finance / TipRanks…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Extract and normalize pricing tiers from any SaaS, API, cloud, or LLM vendor's pricing page. Use this skill whenever the user says "pricing for X", "how much does X cost", "pricing tiers", "cost comparison", provides a URL ending in /pricing or /plans, or asks to monitor pricing over time. Pairs well with exportSkill…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Extract structured data matching a JSON schema from websites. Handles complex nested schemas, arrays, pagination, and validation. Always outputs via formatOutput.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: