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Finds companies matching criteria (industry, size, location, technologies), estimates how many contacts exist across them, and manages saved searches. Use when the user wants to find companies, build a target-account list, or size a prospecting batch before spending credits. Browsing is free.
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Builds and runs email outreach sequences end to end — create a sequence, add follow-up steps and message templates, add recipients from your leads, then start, pause, resume, or check its stats. Use when the user wants to set up outreach, build an email sequence, add recipients, launch a drip, or check sequence performance.
Reports the Hunter account's plan, remaining credits, and usage. Use when the user asks how many credits they have left, what plan they're on, or how much of their quota they've used.
Retrieves detailed company information including industry, size, location, and description from a domain name. Use when the user asks about a company, wants company details, or says "tell me about [company]".
Saves companies and organizes them into Hunter company lists — save a company, add/remove companies to lists, create and manage lists and folders, and bulk copy/move/delete companies. Use when the user wants to save companies from a search, build a target-account list, or organize companies into lists and folders.
Finds all publicly available email addresses and contacts at a company domain. Use when the user asks who works at a company, wants to find contacts at a domain, or needs email addresses for an organization.
Finds a professional email address from a person's name and company domain. Use when the user asks to find someone's email, look up a contact's email address, or needs to reach a specific person at a company.
| name | discover |
| description | Finds companies matching criteria (industry, size, location, technologies), estimates how many contacts exist across them, and manages saved searches. Use when the user wants to find companies, build a target-account list, or size a prospecting batch before spending credits. Browsing is free. |
| user-invocable | true |
| argument-hint | fintech startups in France with 50-200 employees |
Find companies matching any criteria and size how many contacts they hold — all free, no credits consumed. To turn companies into named, verified contacts you then use Domain Search (which consumes credits); for the full "find people by role" pipeline, use the prospecting skill.
/hunter:discover fintech startups in France/hunter:discover SaaS companies using Salesforce"Find healthcare companies in Germany with 100+ employees""How many contacts could I get across these fintech companies?""Series B startups in Europe""Save this search as 'French fintech'""Run my saved search"Find companies. Pass the user's query directly to Find-Companies as the query parameter — it accepts natural language and handles parsing.
Present the results:
# Discover: Fintech Startups in France
**Found:** 43 companies | **Showing:** 10
| Company | Domain | Industry | Size | Location |
|---------|--------|----------|------|----------|
| Qonto | qonto.com | Fintech | 150 | Paris, FR |
| Pennylane | pennylane.com | Fintech | 120 | Paris, FR |
| Swan | swan.io | Fintech | 95 | Paris, FR |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
## Next Actions
1. Narrow or refine the criteria to surface different results (Find-Companies / Find-People have no offset paging)
2. Find the actual contacts at one of these (Domain-Search — consumes credits)
3. Estimate how many contacts these companies hold, free (see "Sizing a batch" below)
4. Save companies to a list (company-lists skill)
5. Run the full people pipeline on these (prospecting skill)
6. Rerun one of your saved searches (List-Saved-Searches)
If results are too broad (hundreds of companies), suggest narrowing: "That's a broad search. Try adding filters like industry, size, location, or technology."
If zero results, suggest loosening criteria: "No companies matched. Try broadening — for example, widen the location or employee range."
Remind users this is free: "Discovering companies is free — refine as many times as you'd like. You only spend credits when you pull the actual contacts with Domain Search."
Find-People does not return individual people — it reports, for each matching company, how many email addresses Hunter's index holds (emails_count.personal for named people, emails_count.generic for role addresses like info@). Use it to size a batch, not to list contacts.
Find-People. To size a specific selection, pass the exact domains of the displayed/selected companies — not the original query, which re-counts every company matching the search and overstates the budget. Present the totals so the user can budget credits before running Domain Search.Find-Companies for the segment, then Domain-Search on each company's domain with the role mapped to server-side filters (seniority: "executive", department: "it", etc. — see the domain-search skill). For the end-to-end version, hand off to the prospecting skill.List-Saved-Searches to show the user's saved searches, Get-Saved-Search to load one's stored filters. Find-Companies/Find-People can't re-apply the stored structured filters verbatim, so the natural-language query you reconstruct is approximate — present it to the user to confirm or refine before re-running Find-Companies, so a complex saved search doesn't return an unexpected scope.Create-Saved-Search stores a structured filters payload. After a Find-Companies run, pass the meta.filters from that response to Create-Saved-Search to save the current search. (A bare natural-language string with no filters payload can't be saved this way.)Delete-Saved-Search.Find-Companies, Find-People (counts), and all saved-search operations — Free (no credits).At least one company returned matching the user's criteria — with people-by-role requests correctly routed to Domain Search / prospecting rather than to Find-People.