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@openvole/paw-prospect

v0.1.0

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Prospect & lead enrichment from a company website URL for OpenVole — fetch a public site, return a structured company profile, with an embedded dashboard panel

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Readme

@openvole/paw-prospect

Prospect & lead enrichment from a company website URL — paste a domain, get a structured company profile, rendered in an embedded dashboard panel.

A demonstration of OpenVole's embedded-app paws: the panel calls the paw's own tools directly (proxied over IPC, no LLM in the loop, no extra port), so you get a real interactive app inside the vole serve dashboard. The same tools are available to the Brain, so an agent can research a prospect in chat too.

What it does

Give it a company website (stripe.com or https://stripe.com) and it fetches the public homepage (and the About page if the homepage blurb is thin) and extracts:

  • Name, tagline, description — from <title>, Open Graph / meta tags, and JSON-LD Organization data
  • Logo — JSON-LD logo, og:image, or favicon
  • Social links — LinkedIn, X/Twitter, GitHub, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram
  • Detected tech — WordPress, Shopify, Next.js, HubSpot, Stripe, analytics, and more
  • Location — from JSON-LD postal address, when published
  • Key pages — About, Careers, Pricing, Contact, Blog
  • Contact emails — from mailto: links

It's deterministic and free — no LLM call to build the profile.

Tools

| Tool | Purpose | |------|---------| | prospect_lookup | Fetch a company site (URL or bare domain) → structured profile. Call this, then summarize/assess the prospect. | | prospect_history | Recent lookups (powers the panel's recent list). action: 'list' \| 'clear'. |

Panel

Adds a Prospect panel to the dashboard's Apps tab: a search box, a profile card, and a list of recent lookups you can re-open with one click.

Install

npx vole paw add @openvole/paw-prospect

Config

| Env | Default | Purpose | |-----|---------|---------| | VOLE_PROSPECT_DIR | .openvole/paws/paw-prospect | Where recent-lookup history is stored |

Requires network permission (granted by default for this paw) to fetch company sites.

A note on responsible use

This paw makes a single, on-demand request to a public company website when you ask — the same thing a browser does when you visit. It is not a crawler and does not bulk-scrape. Use it on public company sites, and respect each site's terms of service and robots.txt. For person-level data or large-scale enrichment, use a licensed, ToS-compliant enrichment API instead.

License

MIT