Create a Firecrawl website research agent
Answer a focused question without treating every crawled page as equally useful.
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Crawl the pages that answer a question, record failures and freshness, and keep every finding tied to a URL.
Example outcome
Produce a source-linked site research brief.
Agent examples
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Answer a focused question without treating every crawled page as equally useful.
Read workflow guide →
Preserve external URLs and retrieval dates when research becomes an internal decision record.
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Firecrawl can give an agent page content and crawl results across a defined site. Start with the research question, allowed domains and paths, exclusions, depth or page limit, and freshness requirement. The agent should explain why each page matters and record blocked, duplicate, or failed pages.
A large crawl is not automatically a better source set. Navigation, tag pages, and repeated templates can crowd out the documents that answer the question. Ask for canonical URLs, titles, dates, and quoted evidence.
Firecrawl supplies external web evidence. Notion supplies the internal research page, owners, decisions, and future updates. The combined workflow drafts a source-linked brief and checks for an existing page before publishing. Creation and edits remain approval steps.
Combine plugins
Outcome pages can describe combinations: one plugin for source context, another for project tracking, and another for delivery or notifications. Use Firecrawl as one layer in a larger agent workflow when the outcome needs more than one connected app.
Available plugin capabilities
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