Competitor page brief
By Toolspoke
Give it a competitor and it reads their public pricing, product and changelog pages into a dated comparison.
Needs a Toolspoke account. You choose which project it installs into.
Firecrawl
Its last step
Mark what you could not find
"No public pricing for Enterprise" is useful information.
- Firecrawl
- Required integrations
- Runs when you ask
- No schedule of its own
- Mark what you could not find
- What its last step does
- Nothing destructive
- 0 of 8 actions in its tools
On this page
The short version
- What it is
- Give it a competitor and it reads their public pricing, product and changelog pages into a dated comparison.
- Works with
- Firecrawl
- How often
- When you ask it to.
- What it never does
- Sign up for an account, start a trial, fill in a form, or request a demo.
- What you need
- A Toolspoke account, with Firecrawl connected.
How it works
What each run does, from the "Steps" part of its own instructions.
- Step 1:
Map the site to find the pages that matter: pricing, product or features, changelog or release notes, documentation for the feature asked about, and the security or compliance page. Do not crawl the whole site. A handful of the right pages beats a thousand of...
- Step 2:
Scrape each page and pull out the facts: Pricing: plan names, prices, what each includes, the billing period, and any limits. Product: the features they name, in their words. Recent changes: the last five changelog entries, with dates. Anything the question...
- Step 3:
Write the brief
Open with the answer to the question, if one was asked. Then the facts in the groups above, each with its source link and the date read. Keep quotes to a sentence; summarise the rest in your own words.
- Step 4:
Mark what you could not find
"No public pricing for Enterprise" is useful information.
What you get
How the agent's own instructions describe what it hands back. Install it to see a real result.
Mark what you could not find
"No public pricing for Enterprise" is useful information.
Integrations & requirements
Competitor page brief needs Firecrawl to work. You sign in to each one yourself.
Firecrawl
RequiredExtract clean, LLM-ready content from a web page.
Authentication: API key
Skills it follows
| Tool | Actions it offers |
|---|---|
| Firecrawl | 8 in all: 5 read, 3 write, 0 destructive. Nothing that deletes or permanently changes anything. |
A project can switch any action off, and every call is logged. The counts are what each tool offers; which of them the agent uses is up to its instructions.
What it will never do
- Sign up for an account, start a trial, fill in a form, or request a demo.
- Read pages behind a login or a paywall, even if a link to them is found.
- Present a guess as a fact.
- Copy their pages wholesale into the brief.
If something goes wrong
If a page will not load or blocks automated reading, name it and move on. A brief with a named gap is honest; one that fills the gap from memory is not.
These are written into Competitor page brief's instructions. They guide the agent, but they are not a permission. What it is allowed to touch is set by the access you grant.
When it runs
Competitor page brief has no schedule. It runs when you ask it to.
Install it into a project, or copy it to the builder and change its instructions, tools and skills.
Use Competitor page brief
Pick a project and connect the tools it needs.