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How to use the anysite MCP server effectively - the meta-tools (discover, execute, get_page, query_cache, export_data, search_requests, merge_data with join_on enrichment), the interactive entity table and lead review (show_entity_table, review_leads), the source map for GTM signals (funding, hiring, tech stack, reviews, news, launches), email finding cascades, domain->company resolution, and cost-aware calling patterns. Consult this before any anysite data work. Use when unsure which source or endpoint covers a data need, how much a call costs / how many credits, why an endpoint is 'not found', how to reuse a cache_key, how to paginate or re-filter cached results, or how to combine sources into a signal chain.

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Anysite MCP — usage guide

The anysite MCP exposes hundreds of data sources through universal meta-tools, an interactive table with lead review, and the crm_* family (see Working with CRM). This skill is the map: how to call them, which sources cover which GTM need, and how to not waste credits.

The meta-tools

Tool	Purpose	Credits
`discover(source, category)`	List endpoints + exact params for a source/category	free
`execute(source, category, endpoint, params)`	Run an endpoint; returns first 10 items + `cache_key`	paid
`get_page(cache_key, offset, limit)`	Page through a cached result	free
`query_cache(cache_key, conditions, sort_by, sort_order, aggregate, group_by, limit, offset)`	Filter/sort/aggregate cached data with SQL-like ops	free
`export_data(cache_key, output_format, list_unpack)`	Export cached data — `output_format` json (default) / csv / jsonl; `list_unpack` = how many nested-array elements to expand into CSV columns (default 1)	free
`search_requests(source, category, endpoint, query, since, until, limit, offset)`	Find past execute() calls and their cache_keys — 7-day history, works across sessions	free
`merge_data(cache_keys, dedupe_by, join_on, combine, unmatched)`	Stack results (append + `dedupe_by`) or ENRICH the first key's rows with the later keys by `join_on` — see Tables, joins and lead review	free
`show_entity_table(cache_key, title, initial_filters, sort, columns, group_by, inherit_state_from)`	Interactive table of companies/people for the user — only when the result carries `view.type = "entity_table"`	free
`review_leads(cache_key, title)` / `record_review(cache_key, row_ids, decision)`	One-company-at-a-time Yes/No/Skip cards over a companies table; `record_review` saves answers given in chat	free

Rules that prevent 90% of failures

Always discover before execute. Endpoint names and params are not guessable, and a wrong source name returns the full source list — a wrong guess self-corrects for free. execute takes the endpoint NAME exactly as discover returns it (products_reviews), never a REST path segment (reviews) — resolution is an exact-match lookup.
Never guess identifiers. LinkedIn aliases, URNs, Crunchbase aliases, Greenhouse board tokens are unpredictable. Resolve them through the search endpoint of the same source first.
Re-use the cache — it outlives the session. execute returns a cache_key; further filtering, sorting, counting and paging of that result is free, and the cache lives for 7 days across sessions. Before any paid execute, check search_requests (free) for a recent identical call — same endpoint, matching params — and reuse its cache_key via query_cache/get_page instead of refetching (verified live: a two-day-old cache_key from another session served in full). Freshness rule: reuse when the data's age is fine for the task (enrichment firmographics — usually yes; "what's new today" — no).
Cheap-first cascade. When several endpoints can answer, call the cached/DB one first (*/db/*, *sql* endpoints, ~1 credit) and the live one only for the remainder.
Estimate volume before bulk runs — plan-aware. First know the user's plan (the CRM profile stores it after setup; if unknown, ask once: MCP Unlimited or credit-based?).
- Credit-based plan: before anything above ~100 calls, state the estimate (N targets × credits-per-call) and get a nod. Prefer cheap DB endpoints, batch hard.
- MCP Unlimited: credit warnings off, but keep batch sizes sane anyway — the real limits are latency and upstream rate limits, so cap sweeps the same way and say "this will take ~N minutes" instead of a price.
Live LinkedIn search fails as an empty list, not an error. search_users and search_companies return {"results":[]} on queries that just don't hit ("stripe", "databar" both came back empty live, while "microsoft" worked) — it is not a broken key. On empty, switch to the search_sql_* DB endpoints; do NOT retry with broader keywords. (This is why reverse-lookup via live search_users is best-effort, not "usually one match".)
gdelt is slow by design, not broken — 10–50s per call is normal (upstream per-IP throttling), and worst cases exceed the MCP client's silent-call timeout, which looks like a hang. Endpoints: gdelt/articles/articles_search and articles_context (timespan like 3d/1w or start_datetime YYYYMMDDHHMMSS; count ≤250). Keep it OUT of per-account sweep loops (use techmeme / google news — seconds); fine for a one-off deep media dive with a "takes a minute" warning.

Tables, joins and lead review

Lists of companies and people come back from execute() with view.type = "entity_table". In clients that render MCP Apps (claude.ai, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT) show them instead of pasting rows into chat; Claude Code renders no apps — there, work with get_page / query_cache / export_data.

Show, don't re-fetch. show_entity_table(cache_key, title=<the user's intent>). The user filters, sorts, selects, exports and asks for enrichment inside the table. Pass group_by="company_id" for people lists to group them by account.
Table actions come back as a message whose first line is [anysite-table] action=... base_cache_key=... selection=... rows=... attributes=.... selection is ids:<n>, all, or a cache_key holding exactly the chosen rows — use it with get_page / query_cache / export_data / CRM writes; never re-derive the rows.
Enrich = fetch, then join. For action=enrich, state the exact cost and ask first. Run the enrichment execute calls, then merge_data(cache_keys=[base_cache_key, <enrichment keys>], join_on=[...]) and show_entity_table(<merged key>, inherit_state_from=base_cache_key) so the user keeps filters and selection and sees the new columns first.
- join_on keys — companies: company_id, domain, linkedin_url, crunchbase_alias, id; people: urn, linkedin_url, alias, internal_id, email, id. List several; a row joins when any listed key matches, checked in order.
- combine: coalesce (default, fills empty fields only) or prefer_later (fresh data overwrites).
- unmatched: append (default) or drop — use drop when the enrichment was a SEARCH that returned candidates (e.g. the Crunchbase database searched by company name), so non-matching candidates don't pollute the list. The result reports how many were dropped.
- Up to 200 cache_keys in a join (one per enriched company is fine); plain append stays ≤20.
Crunchbase funding for a list: batch the Crunchbase database (db_search by company name, ~3 credits) and join with join_on=["domain","linkedin_url","company_id"], unmatched="drop" — cheaper than live per-company Crunchbase profiles.
Lead review. When the user wants to go through companies one by one ("qualify these", "triage", "swipe through"), call review_leads(cache_key) on a companies result. Decisions land in the table's review column. On action=review_done ... attributes=review=yes, the selection cache_key holds the approved companies — hand them to people sourcing, CRM prospecting or outreach. No cards rendered → ask in chat and save with record_review(cache_key, row_ids, decision) (yes / no / skip / clear).
If no table rendered for the user, do not call show_entity_table again for that key.

GTM source map

Company discovery (bulk):

linkedin/search/search_sql_companies — the workhorse. Up to 1000 companies per call with DSL filters (keywords, industry_name, employee_count_min/max, country_hq, founded_on_min/max, has_website) and a sort param (relevance — default for filtered queries — or last_modified for freshness/monitoring). Also batch lookup by urn and search by website. Query craft (naive keywords return wrong-country token soup — measured 1/5 relevant vs 5/5 structured): the anysite-company-sourcing skill. Domain → company: companies/resolve {website: "<domain>", count: 3} — matches the EXACT domain, not a substring. Rules (verified live):
1. Several candidates can claim one domain (stripe.com → Stripe with 11,686 staff, "Stripe It Now Inc" with 5, a "Stripe Support" page with 0). Pick by name + the largest employee_count, never by position; if two plausible companies remain, it is unresolved.
2. resolved_by and confidence tell where the answer came from. linkedin_db rows carry urn: "company:<id>" — the numeric id is what search_jobs and current_company_id take. A third-party hit (e.g. resolved_by: "findymail", confidence 0.8) can have urn: null — take the LinkedIn page from linkedin_url/alias and confirm it before writing anything. A stored result can be up to a year old.
3. Firmographics and free extras: search_sql_companies {urn: ["fsd_company:<id>"]} is an exact batch lookup; its rows carry company_id, domain, crunchbase_alias (the free alias for crunchbase/company — skip the live 20cr search), industry, size, locations. Rows in the call result are shortened table rows; get_page returns full records.
4. No candidate → the site itself: webparser/parse {url: "https://<domain>", extract_minimal: true} → top-level title says who they are, links[] usually carries their own linkedin.com/company/... URL → linkedin/company (~1cr). Name search alone is never a source of truth. Unresolved = never write it to the CRM; wrong-company data lands in blank fields where nobody catches it. The old path — search_sql_companies {website} — is a SUBSTRING search (stripe.com → Soundstripe) and is only a last resort, with an exact-domain check on every row. query_cache filters the WHOLE cached set but returns at most limit rows (default 10) — pass an explicit limit when you expect more matches back. ⚠️ For company SIZE use employee_count, never employee_count_range — the two fields can contradict each other in the same record (verified: Clay returns employee_count: 1465 alongside employee_count_range: "201-500"). The range field looks like the natural key for size segmentation and would misfile that company by ~3x, silently. Fall back to the range only when the exact count is empty, and say that you did.
crunchbase/db/db_search — filters by funding stage, last funding date, investors, employee range; count ≤100, dates as Unix timestamps. employee_count_min/max are ENUM bands, not free integers (min ∈ {1,11,51,101,251,501,1001,5001,10001}, max ∈ {10,50,100,250,500,1000,5000,10000,10001}) — passing 20 errors out. 1 credit/result. Response includes funding_rounds[], leadership_hires[], layoffs[], news[], technologies[], employees[].
crunchbase/search (live, 20cr/50) — adds hiring, event, spotlight, shares_investors_with, it_spend_*, revenue_*, valuation_* filters. Check discover

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name: anysite-mcp
description: How to use the anysite MCP server effectively - the meta-tools (discover, execute, get_page, query_cache, export_data, search_requests, merge_data with join_on enrichment), the interactive entity table and lead review (show_entity_table, review_leads), the source map for GTM signals (funding, hiring, tech stack, reviews, news, launches), email finding cascades, domain->company resolution, and cost-aware calling patterns. Consult this before any anysite data work. Use when unsure which source or endpoint covers a data need, how much a call costs / how many credits, why an endpoint is 'not found', how to reuse a cache_key, how to paginate or re-filter cached results, or how to combine sources into a signal chain.
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# Anysite MCP — usage guide

The anysite MCP exposes hundreds of data sources through universal meta-tools, an interactive
table with lead review, and the `crm_*` family (see Working with CRM). This skill is the map:
how to call them, which sources cover which GTM need, and how to not waste credits.

## The meta-tools

| Tool | Purpose | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| `discover(source, category)` | List endpoints + exact params for a source/category | free |
| `execute(source, category, endpoint, params)` | Run an endpoint; returns first 10 items + `cache_key` | paid |
| `get_page(cache_key, offset, limit)` | Page through a cached result | free |
| `query_cache(cache_key, conditions, sort_by, sort_order, aggregate, group_by, limit, offset)` | Filter/sort/aggregate cached data with SQL-like ops | free |
| `export_data(cache_key, output_format, list_unpack)` | Export cached data — `output_format` json (default) / csv / jsonl; `list_unpack` = how many nested-array elements to expand into CSV columns (default 1) | free |
| `search_requests(source, category, endpoint, query, since, until, limit, offset)` | Find past execute() calls and their cache_keys — 7-day history, works across sessions | free |
| `merge_data(cache_keys, dedupe_by, join_on, combine, unmatched)` | Stack results (append + `dedupe_by`) or ENRICH the first key's rows with the later keys by `join_on` — see Tables, joins and lead review | free |
| `show_entity_table(cache_key, title, initial_filters, sort, columns, group_by, inherit_state_from)` | Interactive table of companies/people for the user — only when the result carries `view.type = "entity_table"` | free |
| `review_leads(cache_key, title)` / `record_review(cache_key, row_ids, decision)` | One-company-at-a-time Yes/No/Skip cards over a companies table; `record_review` saves answers given in chat | free |

### Rules that prevent 90% of failures

1. **Always `discover` before `execute`.** Endpoint names and params are not guessable, and a
   wrong source name returns the full source list — a wrong guess self-corrects for free.
   `execute` takes the endpoint NAME exactly as discover returns it (`products_reviews`),
   never a REST path segment (`reviews`) — resolution is an exact-match lookup.
2. **Never guess identifiers.** LinkedIn aliases, URNs, Crunchbase aliases, Greenhouse board
   tokens are unpredictable. Resolve them through the search endpoint of the same source first.
3. **Re-use the cache — it outlives the session.** `execute` returns a `cache_key`; further
   filtering, sorting, counting and paging of that result is free, and the cache lives for
   **7 days across sessions**. Before any paid `execute`, check `search_requests` (free) for
   a recent identical call — same endpoint, matching params — and reuse its `cache_key` via
   `query_cache`/`get_page` instead of refetching (verified live: a two-day-old cache_key
   from another session served in full). Freshness rule: reuse when the data's age is fine
   for the task (enrichment firmographics — usually yes; "what's new today" — no).
4. **Cheap-first cascade.** When several endpoints can answer, call the cached/DB one first
   (`*/db/*`, `*sql*` endpoints, ~1 credit) and the live one only for the remainder.
5. **Estimate volume before bulk runs — plan-aware.** First know the user's plan (the CRM
   profile stores it after setup; if unknown, ask once: MCP Unlimited or credit-based?).
   - **Credit-based plan:** before anything above ~100 calls, state the estimate
     (`N targets × credits-per-call`) and get a nod. Prefer cheap DB endpoints, batch hard.
   - **MCP Unlimited:** credit warnings off, but keep batch sizes sane anyway — the real
     limits are latency and upstream rate limits, so cap sweeps the same way and say
     "this will take ~N minutes" instead of a price.
6. **Live LinkedIn search fails as an empty list, not an error.** `search_users` and
   `search_companies` return `{"results":[]}` on queries that just don't hit ("stripe",
   "databar" both came back empty live, while "microsoft" worked) — it is not a broken key.
   On empty, switch to the `search_sql_*` DB endpoints; do NOT retry with broader keywords.
   (This is why reverse-lookup via live `search_users` is best-effort, not "usually one
   match".)
7. **`gdelt` is slow by design, not broken** — 10–50s per call is normal (upstream per-IP
   throttling), and worst cases exceed the MCP client's silent-call timeout, which looks
   like a hang. Endpoints: `gdelt/articles/articles_search` and `articles_context`
   (`timespan` like 3d/1w or `start_datetime` YYYYMMDDHHMMSS; count ≤250). Keep it OUT of
   per-account sweep loops (use techmeme / google news — seconds); fine for a one-off deep
   media dive with a "takes a minute" warning.

## Tables, joins and lead review

Lists of companies and people come back from `execute()` with `view.type = "entity_table"`.
In clients that render MCP Apps (claude.ai, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT) show them instead of
pasting rows into chat; Claude Code renders no apps — there, work with `get_page` /
`query_cache` / `export_data`.

- **Show, don't re-fetch.** `show_entity_table(cache_key, title=<the user's intent>)`. The user
  filters, sorts, selects, exports and asks for enrichment inside the table. Pass
  `group_by="company_id"` for people lists to group them by account.
- **Table actions come back as a message** whose first line is
  `[anysite-table] action=... base_cache_key=... selection=... rows=... attributes=...`.
  `selection` is `ids:<n>`, `all`, or a cache_key holding exactly the chosen rows — use it
  with `get_page` / `query_cache` / `export_data` / CRM writes; never re-derive the rows.
- **Enrich = fetch, then join.** For `action=enrich`, state the exact cost and ask first. Run the
  enrichment `execute` calls, then `merge_data(cache_keys=[base_cache_key, <enrichment keys>],
  join_on=[...])` and `show_entity_table(<merged key>, inherit_state_from=base_cache_key)` so the
  user keeps filters and selection and sees the new columns first.
  - `join_on` keys — companies: `company_id`, `domain`, `linkedin_url`, `crunchbase_alias`,
    `id`; people: `urn`, `linkedin_url`, `alias`, `internal_id`, `email`, `id`. List several;
    a row joins when any listed key matches, checked in order.
  - `combine`: `coalesce` (default, fills empty fields only) or `prefer_later` (fresh data
    overwrites).
  - `unmatched`: `append` (default) or `drop` — use `drop` when the enrichment was a SEARCH that
    returned candidates (e.g. the Crunchbase database searched by company name), so
    non-matching candidates don't pollute the list. The result reports how many were dropped.
  - Up to 200 cache_keys in a join (one per enriched company is fine); plain append stays ≤20.
- **Crunchbase funding for a list:** batch the Crunchbase database (`db_search` by company
  name, ~3 credits) and join with `join_on=["domain","linkedin_url","company_id"],
  unmatched="drop"` — cheaper than live per-company Crunchbase profiles.
- **Lead review.** When the user wants to go through companies one by one ("qualify these",
  "triage", "swipe through"), call `review_leads(cache_key)` on a companies result. Decisions
  land in the table's review column. On `action=review_done ... attributes=review=yes`, the
  `selection` cache_key holds the approved companies — hand them to people sourcing, CRM
  prospecting or outreach. No cards rendered → ask in chat and save with
  `record_review(cache_key, row_ids, decision)` (`yes` / `no` / `skip` / `clear`).
- If no table rendered for the user, do not call `show_entity_table` again for that key.

## GTM source map

**Company discovery (bulk):**
- `linkedin/search/search_sql_companies` — the workhorse. Up to 1000 companies per call with
  DSL filters (keywords, industry_name, employee_count_min/max, country_hq, founded_on_min/max,
  has_website) and a `sort` param (`relevance` — default for filtered queries — or
  `last_modified` for freshness/monitoring). Also batch lookup by `urn` and search by `website`.
  Query craft (naive keywords return wrong-country token soup — measured 1/5 relevant vs
  5/5 structured): the `anysite-company-sourcing` skill.
  **Domain → company: `companies/resolve {website: "<domain>", count: 3}`** — matches the
  EXACT domain, not a substring. Rules (verified live):
  1) **Several candidates can claim one domain** (`stripe.com` → Stripe with 11,686 staff,
     "Stripe It Now Inc" with 5, a "Stripe Support" page with 0). Pick by name + the largest
     `employee_count`, never by position; if two plausible companies remain, it is
     **unresolved**.
  2) **`resolved_by` and `confidence` tell where the answer came from.** `linkedin_db` rows
     carry `urn: "company:<id>"` — the numeric id is what `search_jobs` and
     `current_company_id` take. A third-party hit (e.g. `resolved_by: "findymail"`,
     confidence 0.8) can have `urn: null` — take the LinkedIn page from `linkedin_url`/`alias`
     and confirm it before writing anything. A stored result can be up to a year old.
  3) **Firmographics and free extras:** `search_sql_companies {urn: ["fsd_company:<id>"]}`
     is an exact batch lookup; its rows carry `company_id`, `domain`, `crunchbase_alias` (the
     free alias for `crunchbase/company` — skip the live 20cr search), industry, size,
     locations. Rows in the call result are shortened table rows; `get_page` returns full
     records.
  4) **No candidate** → the site itself: `webparser/parse {url: "https://<domain>",
     extract_minimal: true}` → top-level `title` says who they are, `links[]` usually carries
     their own linkedin.com/company/... URL → `linkedin/company` (~1cr). Name search alone is
     never a source of truth. Unresolved = never write it to the CRM; wrong-company data
     lands in blank fields where nobody catches it.
  The old path — `search_sql_companies {website}` — is a SUBSTRING search (`stripe.com` →
  Soundstripe) and is only a last resort, with an exact-domain check on every row.
  `query_cache` filters the WHOLE cached set but returns at most `limit` rows (default 10) —
  pass an explicit `limit` when you expect more matches back.
  ⚠️ For company SIZE use `employee_count`, never `employee_count_range` — the two fields
  can contradict each other in the same record (verified: Clay returns `employee_count:
  1465` alongside `employee_count_range: "201-500"`). The range field looks like the natural
  key for size segmentation and would misfile that company by ~3x, silently. Fall back to
  the range only when the exact count is empty, and say that you did.
- `crunchbase/db/db_search` — filters by funding stage, last funding date, investors,
  employee range; count ≤100, dates as Unix timestamps. `employee_count_min/max` are
  ENUM bands, not free integers (min ∈ {1,11,51,101,251,501,1001,5001,10001}, max ∈
  {10,50,100,250,500,1000,5000,10000,10001}) — passing 20 errors out. 1 credit/result.
  Response includes `funding_rounds[]`, `leadership_hires[]`, `layoffs[]`, `news[]`,
  `technologies[]`, `employees[]`.
- `crunchbase/search` (live, 20cr/50) — adds `hiring`, `event`, `spotlight`,
  `shares_investors_with`, `it_spend_*`, `revenue_*`, `valuation_*` filters. Check discover

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Qualität

54/100

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Vertrauen

60/100

Nur Sandbox

Audit

72/100

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Dependency or permission surface needs review
Permission surface may require sandboxing
Low GitHub adoption signal
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Quality score needs review
Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, filesystem or document access
GitHub adoption: 20 GitHub stars
Stars/forks activity: 20 stars, 5 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
Dependency/runtime risk: credential or environment access, network or browser surface
Permission surface: secrets or environment access, filesystem or document access
Review status: AI review approval is missing

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