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Find personal websites with Exa — blogs, portfolios, and homepages. Use to find a person's own writing (not press about them), discover practitioners who blog, or surface indie/portfolio sites. Runs a local script against the Exa API; no MCP server required.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
General-purpose web search powered by Exa — the search_web / web_search analog. Use for any open-ended lookup, fact-finding, or 'search the web for X' when no specialized skill fits. Semantic (meaning-based) search over the whole index; runs a local script against the Exa API, no MCP server required.
Foundation for the Exa skill collection — how to call Exa (search, contents, answer, similar) from a local script with just an EXA_API_KEY, how to write good semantic queries, and how to orchestrate subagents for deep research. Read this first; the use-case skills (company, people, papers, code, news, finance, personal sites, X) build on it.
Find code with Exa — API usage examples, error fixes, library docs, and GitHub repositories. Use when you need a working code snippet, to resolve an error, find an open-source implementation, or pull up official docs for a language/framework. Runs a local script against the Exa API; no MCP server required.
Research companies with Exa semantic search — find competitors, funding, headcount, news, and build company lists. Use for competitor analysis, market mapping, sourcing companies by category/stage/geo, or 'find companies like X'. Runs a local script against the Exa API; no MCP server required.
Find financial filings with Exa — SEC filings (10-K, 10-Q, S-1), earnings reports, and annual reports. Use to pull a company's financials, compare results across periods, or locate a specific filing. Runs a local script against the Exa API; no MCP server required.
Build prospect lists with Exa — find target companies matching an ICP, then their decision-makers, then enrich with signals. Use for outbound sales lists, account mapping, and B2B prospecting. Multi-pass orchestration over the Exa API; no MCP server required.
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| name | exa-personal-site-search |
| description | Find personal websites with Exa — blogs, portfolios, and homepages. Use to find a person's own writing (not press about them), discover practitioners who blog, or surface indie/portfolio sites. Runs a local script against the Exa API; no MCP server required. |
| license | MIT |
Find personal blogs, portfolios, and homepages via Exa's personal-site index — a person's own voice rather than coverage of them. Calls the Exa REST API through a local script; no MCP server needed, only an EXA_API_KEY.
export EXA_API_KEY=your-key # or EXA_API_KEY=... in a .env at the repo root
Get a key at https://dashboard.exa.ai/api-keys. Shared details: exa-native-base.
python scripts/personal_site_search.py "<who / what they write about>" [-n N] [--text]
Examples:
python scripts/personal_site_search.py "machine learning engineer personal blog" -n 10
python scripts/personal_site_search.py "indie hacker building in public portfolio" -n 12
python scripts/personal_site_search.py "Andrej Karpathy personal site essays" -n 5
Defaults to category=personal site.
# Practitioners who write about a topic
python scripts/personal_site_search.py "category:personal site distributed systems engineer blog" -n 12
# A specific person's own site
python scripts/personal_site_search.py "category:personal site <name> blog essays projects" -n 5
# Portfolios in a discipline
python scripts/personal_site_search.py "category:personal site product designer portfolio case studies" -n 12
Personal sites are ideal for finding non-obvious connections (collaborators, longtime clients, mentors) that aren't listed anywhere. Use indirect signals:
python scripts/personal_site_search.py "<subject> conversation interview testimonial guest" -n 8
python ../exa-native-base/scripts/exa.py search "<subject> years decades longtime worked with known since" -n 10
Detect insider terminology on the subject's own pages, then search for others using those terms. (See the relationships pattern in exa-lead-generation.)
-cpersonal site (default) · linkedin profile (their professional profile) · news (press about them).
python ../exa-native-base/scripts/exa.py contents <url> --text to assess voice/expertise.