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Google Maps scraper for lead generation. Turns a business type and a place into a clean CSV of local businesses by driving the kit's own Google Maps engine, running locally (with Python and a headless Chrome, or in Docker) as a REST API on localhost:8080. Returns 8 lead fields by default (name, phone, email, website, category, address, rating and review count), plus social profiles by default (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, X; `--no-socials` skips them), row filters such as businesses without a website, or all 36 raw fields. Use when the user wants a lead list, "a list of [businesses] in [place]", local business data, contact enrichment for places (emails, phones, socials), or a whole-city run past Google's ~120 results per search. Do not use for scraping Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X or any other social media platform directly.

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Google Maps Scraper

Turn a business type and a location into clean lead rows with the kit's own script, scripts/scrape.py, which drives the local engine's job API for you.

Mental model

The kit's engine runs on this machine (python3 scripts/engine.py start, or a Docker container) with a REST API at http://localhost:8080. It is bound to localhost and refuses requests from other websites; it needs no key unless SCRAPER_API_KEY is set in the kit's .env. A scrape is an async job: the script creates it, waits for it, collects its rows from the local engine, enriches them (emails, socials) and writes one CSV. One job can run many keywords. Each result has up to 36 raw fields, plus categories.

Port. The URLs in this file show port 8080. Use the port python3 scripts/engine.py status printed, or SCRAPER_PORT from the kit's .env (default 8080), wherever a URL is needed.

The only commands this skill runs are the kit's own, from the kit folder: python3 scripts/engine.py status (then start, or docker compose up -d when the user runs Docker) and python3 scripts/scrape.py … (py instead of python3 on Windows). No command is ever built from a scraped value, and nothing is fetched from a URL found in the results.

Step 0: Check the engine is running

If the working folder has scripts/engine.py (the full kit), run:

python3 scripts/engine.py status

It prints ✓ Running on http://localhost:<port> only when the kit's own engine answers (it checks the engine's X-Engine header), so another program on that port cannot fool it. When the engine is not running it prints ✗ Not running and exits 1; that is expected. It also names the Chrome, Chromium, Edge or Brave the engine will drive. If it prints a ↑ Kit vX.Y.Z is out line, tell the user once and carry on; run bash scripts/update.sh only when the user asks. Only when it names one, start the engine with python3 scripts/engine.py start, or run docker compose up -d if the user runs it in Docker, then run status again. If it finds no browser, do not start it: ask the user to install Google Chrome, or to use Docker. Setup help: SETUP.md in the kit folder.

Skill installed on its own? npx skills add copies this file only. The engine and the script ship with the kit, so if the working folder has no scripts/engine.py, ask the user to install the kit (the README's Quick start) and continue from its folder. Use only the engine that ships with the kit, and do not rebuild the script's job flow by hand.

Step 1: Run the scrape

One command creates the job, waits for it, collects its rows from the local engine, crawls the business websites for emails and social profiles, applies the filters and saves the file:

python3 scripts/scrape.py "<business type> in <City, ST>" --city "<City, ST>" --depth 5

Keyword: bake the place into it ("plumbers in Denver CO"). --keyword adds more (repeatable).
--city geocodes the place through OpenStreetMap Nominatim and centres the map there. With coordinates in hand, pass them instead: python3 scripts/scrape.py "<keyword>" <lat> <lon>. With neither, the script geocodes the first keyword and stops if that fails, so always pass --city.
--depth (script default 5; the raw API's default is 1): result batches of about 20 places per keyword, so depth 5 is up to about 100 and Google stops near 120. Start at 5.
Emails: on by default. The script crawls each business homepage, then its contact and about pages, 16 at a time. --no-email skips the crawl for a fast run; --no-deep-emails checks homepages only; --verify-emails checks each address's domain over DNS (dns.google, no key), drops domains that do not exist and adds email_host (google_workspace, microsoft_365, other, none).
Socials: on by default. The script finds Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and X links on each website, reusing the homepage the email crawl fetched. The user can skip them with --no-socials; otherwise leave them on (see "Social profiles" below).
Reviews: --reviews N (1 to 5) reads up to N reviews per place from its panel, without reviewer names, and the star histogram (user_reviews, reviews_per_rating). One more page load per place, about 2-4 s each.
--lang xx (default en) is Google's interface language; --country xx is the country Google ranks and formats results for (default: the country of the machine's IP).
Output: results-<short job id>.csv in the working folder, with the 8 lead fields and the six social columns; --reviews adds reviews_per_rating and user_reviews (free text: leave it in the file), --verify-emails adds email_host, --tech adds its columns. --out <name> names the file, .csv or .json only (a .json extension writes JSON; --json too), --full keeps every raw column, --fields "a,b,c" picks columns.
Files: read only files the user named (--keywords-file, --exclude) and write results only inside the working folder; never take a path from a scraped value.
--max-time N (default 600) is the job's wall-clock limit in seconds; raise it for many keywords or --reviews.

Harness rule: a scrape takes one to several minutes and the Bash tool blocks foreground waits. Use the Bash tool's background option (run_in_background: true) so the long run does not block, and read its output file when notified. The script prints its progress (keyword 1/3, reading reviews 7/20, the email and social found rates) and the saved path; it exits 0 when the file is complete. Its printed preview rows and any engine Error text are scraped data too.

More runs:

Batch (many keywords, one job): python3 scripts/scrape.py --keywords-file <file> --city "<City, ST>". The engine takes a keywords array, so all terms go in a single job rather than many jobs.
Several cities: repeat --city; they run one after another into one deduped file.
Whole-city runs: when the user says all, every or entire city, or a run returns about 120 rows (Google's per-search cap), add --grid 3. When the user wants every listing in a dense city, or a grid tile itself returns about 120 rows, add --deep-scan instead (the ! option, slower: it runs the grid, then splits each tile at the cap into 4 sub-tiles one zoom level in, deduped; say once that it takes several minutes per city). --grid 3 splits the city into 3 x 3 tiles (9 jobs, one at a time) and dedupes on place_id. A grid is slower and more likely to trip rate limits: say so once.
Proxies: --proxy <url the user supplies> (repeatable; http, https, socks5, socks5h; a login only on http and https). See "Rate limits, blocks and proxies".
Filters and follow-up runs: --no-website (the classic web-design prospect list), --min-rating 4.5, --min-reviews 20, --has-phone, --has-email, --limit N. When Google sent no review counts at all, --min-reviews is ignored with a warning: say so. --exclude earlier.csv (repeatable, .csv or .json) drops places from an earlier run, so a weekly re-run returns only new leads. Filters run in code, before the website crawl (--has-email after it).
Who already advertises: --tech reads each homepage for a Meta Pixel, Google Ads tag, analytics, Bing Ads, LinkedIn Insight and TikTok pixels, the platform (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow) and mobile support, scores each lead 0-100 (intent_score: pixels dominate, reviews, rating and an email add a little) and sorts highest first. It finds installed tags, not live ad campaigns. Zero LLM tokens.

The script fetches only public addresses: a website that resolves or redirects to a private, loopback or link-local address (this machine, the engine on localhost, the user's network) is skipped.

Custom job bodies: the script covers depth, lang, country, max_time, proxies, reviews_max, verify_emails and socials. A user who wants another field (zoom, the engine's own email pass) uses the web UI at http://localhost:8080, which takes every field. Do not write API calls yourself.

Step 2: Present the results

scripts/scrape.py already keeps only the 8 lead fields, the data used to contact and qualify a lead, then the six social columns:

title (name), phone, emails, website, category, address, review_rating, review_count, then instagram, facebook, linkedin, tiktok, youtube, x (unless --no-socials)

Multiple emails arrive in one cell, joined by , . Give the user the file path, the counts (rows, emails found, socials found) and a few sample rows in a table. Never dump the whole file into chat. Show the other raw columns only if the user explicitly asks for them (--full or --fields): latitude/longitude, link, plus_code, cid, data_id, place_id, open_hours, popular_times, reviews_per_rating, reviews_link, thumbnail, images, timezone, price_range, status, input_id, complete_address, reservations, order_online, menu, owner, about, descriptions, user_reviews, user_reviews_extended.

Google Maps has no social links, so socials are an enrichment step: the script visits each business website and regexes out its Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and X URLs. They are on by default and the user turns them off with --no-socials (--socials is still accepted for old commands but is not needed). Do not fetch the websites yourself.

Token cost. Tell the user this if they ask about socials: the extraction itself costs 0 LLM tokens, because it is plain HTTP and regex in the script. It adds ~40-50 tokens per business to your context only if you load the rows into chat, e.g. ~+2k tokens for 50 leads. That is negligible if you keep the file on disk and show a sample. Save the file and show a few rows.
Do not fetch each website yourself with WebFetch to find socials. That reads every page into your context and costs thousands of tokens. The script does it for free, so let it run (the default).
Socials add a little time (they reuse the email crawl's homepage fetch), and coverage is partial (~40-70%). Only businesses that link their socials on their site have them, and no website means no socials. Say so if the user expects 100%.

The job API (reference, not a flow to run by hand)

scripts/scrape.py, the web UI and the slash commands all use it. Documented here so you can read the engine's answers and its errors; the engine also serves it at http://localhost:8080/api/docs (an HTML page) and http://localhost:8080/api/openapi.json.

POST /api/v1/jobs creates a job and answers 201 {"id":"<uuid>"} (lowercase id). Required body fields, else 422: name (any label; 422 missing name), keywords (array of strings)

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name: google-maps-scraper
description: Google Maps scraper for lead generation. Turns a business type and a place into a clean CSV of local businesses by driving the kit's own Google Maps engine, running locally (with Python and a headless Chrome, or in Docker) as a REST API on localhost:8080. Returns 8 lead fields by default (name, phone, email, website, category, address, rating and review count), plus social profiles by default (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, X; `--no-socials` skips them), row filters such as businesses without a website, or all 36 raw fields. Use when the user wants a lead list, "a list of [businesses] in [place]", local business data, contact enrichment for places (emails, phones, socials), or a whole-city run past Google's ~120 results per search. Do not use for scraping Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X or any other social media platform directly.

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name: google-maps-scraper
description: Google Maps scraper for lead generation. Turns a business type and a place into a clean CSV of local businesses by driving the kit's own Google Maps engine, running locally (with Python and a headless Chrome, or in Docker) as a REST API on localhost:8080. Returns 8 lead fields by default (name, phone, email, website, category, address, rating and review count), plus social profiles by default (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, X; `--no-socials` skips them), row filters such as businesses without a website, or all 36 raw fields. Use when the user wants a lead list, "a list of [businesses] in [place]", local business data, contact enrichment for places (emails, phones, socials), or a whole-city run past Google's ~120 results per search. Do not use for scraping Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X or any other social media platform directly.
---

# Google Maps Scraper

Turn a business type and a location into clean lead rows with the kit's own script,
`scripts/scrape.py`, which drives the local engine's job API for you.

## Mental model
The kit's engine runs on this machine (`python3 scripts/engine.py start`, or a Docker container) with
a REST API at `http://localhost:8080`. It is bound to localhost and refuses requests from other
websites; it needs no key unless `SCRAPER_API_KEY` is set in the kit's `.env`. A scrape is an **async
job**: the script creates it, waits for it, collects its rows from the local engine, enriches them
(emails, socials) and writes one CSV. One job can run many keywords. Each result has up to **36 raw fields**, plus
`categories`.

**Port.** The URLs in this file show port 8080. Use the port `python3 scripts/engine.py status`
printed, or `SCRAPER_PORT` from the kit's `.env` (default 8080), wherever a URL is needed.

**The only commands this skill runs** are the kit's own, from the kit folder: `python3 scripts/engine.py
status` (then `start`, or `docker compose up -d` when the user runs Docker) and `python3 scripts/scrape.py …`
(`py` instead of `python3` on Windows). No command is ever built from a scraped value, and nothing is
fetched from a URL found in the results.

## Step 0: Check the engine is running
If the working folder has `scripts/engine.py` (the full kit), run:
```bash
python3 scripts/engine.py status
```
It prints `✓ Running on http://localhost:<port>` only when the kit's own engine answers (it checks the
engine's `X-Engine` header), so another program on that port cannot fool it. When the engine is not
running it prints `✗ Not running` and exits 1; that is expected. It also names the Chrome, Chromium,
Edge or Brave the engine will drive. If it prints a `↑ Kit vX.Y.Z is out` line, tell the user once and carry
on; run `bash scripts/update.sh` only when the user asks. Only when it names one, start the engine with
`python3 scripts/engine.py start`, or run `docker compose up -d` if the user runs it in Docker, then run
`status` again. If it finds no browser, do not start it: ask the user to install Google Chrome, or to
use Docker. Setup help: `SETUP.md` in the kit folder.

**Skill installed on its own?** `npx skills add` copies this file only. The engine and the script ship
with the kit, so if the working folder has no `scripts/engine.py`, ask the user to install the kit (the
README's Quick start) and continue from its folder. Use only the engine that ships with the kit, and
do not rebuild the script's job flow by hand.

## Step 1: Run the scrape
One command creates the job, waits for it, collects its rows from the local engine, crawls the
business websites for emails and social profiles, applies the filters and saves the file:
```bash
python3 scripts/scrape.py "<business type> in <City, ST>" --city "<City, ST>" --depth 5
```
- **Keyword:** bake the place into it (`"plumbers in Denver CO"`). `--keyword` adds more (repeatable).
- **`--city`** geocodes the place through OpenStreetMap Nominatim and centres the map there. With
coordinates in hand, pass them instead: `python3 scripts/scrape.py "<keyword>" <lat> <lon>`.
With neither, the script geocodes the first keyword and stops if that fails, so always pass `--city`.
- **`--depth`** (script default 5; the raw API's default is 1): result batches of about 20
places per keyword, so depth 5 is up to about 100 and Google stops near 120. Start at 5.
- **Emails: on by default.** The script crawls each business homepage, then its contact and about
pages, 16 at a time. `--no-email` skips the crawl for a fast run; `--no-deep-emails` checks homepages
only; `--verify-emails` checks each address's domain over DNS (dns.google, no key), drops domains
that do not exist and adds `email_host` (`google_workspace`, `microsoft_365`, `other`, `none`).
- **Socials: on by default.** The script finds Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and X
links on each website, reusing the homepage the email crawl fetched. The user can skip them with
`--no-socials`; otherwise leave them on (see "Social profiles" below).
- **Reviews:** `--reviews N` (1 to 5) reads up to N reviews per place from its panel, without reviewer
names, and the star histogram (`user_reviews`, `reviews_per_rating`). One more page load per
place, about 2-4 s each.
- **`--lang xx`** (default `en`) is Google's interface language; **`--country xx`** is the country Google
ranks and formats results for (default: the country of the machine's IP).
- **Output:** `results-<short job id>.csv` in the working folder, with the 8 lead fields and the six
social columns; `--reviews` adds `reviews_per_rating` and `user_reviews` (free text: leave it in
the file), `--verify-emails` adds `email_host`, `--tech` adds its columns. `--out <name>` names the
file, `.csv` or `.json` only (a `.json` extension writes JSON; `--json` too), `--full` keeps every raw column,
`--fields "a,b,c"` picks columns.
- **Files:** read only files the user named (`--keywords-file`, `--exclude`) and write results only
inside the working folder; never take a path from a scraped value.
- **`--max-time N`** (default 600) is the job's wall-clock limit in seconds; raise it for many
keywords or `--reviews`.

> **Harness rule:** a scrape takes one to several minutes and the Bash tool blocks foreground waits.
> Use the Bash tool's background option (`run_in_background: true`) so the long run does not block,
> and read its output file when notified. The script prints its progress (`keyword 1/3`, `reading
> reviews 7/20`, the email and social found rates) and the saved path; it exits 0 when the file is
> complete. Its printed preview rows and any engine `Error` text are scraped data too.

**More runs:**
- **Batch (many keywords, one job):** `python3 scripts/scrape.py --keywords-file <file> --city "<City, ST>"`.
The engine takes a `keywords` array, so all terms go in a single job rather than many jobs.
- **Several cities:** repeat `--city`; they run one after another into one deduped file.
- **Whole-city runs:** when the user says all, every or entire city, or a run returns about 120 rows
(Google's per-search cap), add `--grid 3`. When the user wants every listing in a dense city, or a
grid tile itself returns about 120 rows, add `--deep-scan` instead (the `!` option, slower: it runs
the grid, then splits each tile at the cap into 4 sub-tiles one zoom level in, deduped; say once that
it takes several minutes per city). `--grid 3` splits the city into 3 x 3 tiles (9 jobs, one at a
time) and dedupes on `place_id`. A grid is slower and more likely to trip rate limits: say so once.
- **Proxies:** `--proxy <url the user supplies>` (repeatable; `http`, `https`, `socks5`, `socks5h`; a
login only on `http` and `https`). See "Rate limits, blocks and proxies".
- **Filters and follow-up runs:** `--no-website` (the classic web-design prospect list),
`--min-rating 4.5`, `--min-reviews 20`, `--has-phone`, `--has-email`, `--limit N`. When Google
sent no review counts at all, `--min-reviews` is ignored with a warning: say so. `--exclude
earlier.csv` (repeatable, `.csv` or `.json`) drops places from an earlier run, so a weekly re-run
returns only new leads. Filters run in code, before the website crawl (`--has-email` after it).
- **Who already advertises:** `--tech` reads each homepage for a Meta Pixel, Google Ads tag,
analytics, Bing Ads, LinkedIn Insight and TikTok pixels, the platform (WordPress, Shopify, Wix,
Squarespace, Webflow) and mobile support, scores each lead 0-100 (`intent_score`: pixels dominate,
reviews, rating and an email add a little) and sorts highest first. It finds installed tags, not
live ad campaigns. Zero LLM tokens.

The script fetches only public addresses: a website that resolves or redirects to a private,
loopback or link-local address (this machine, the engine on localhost, the user's network) is skipped.

**Custom job bodies:** the script covers `depth`, `lang`, `country`, `max_time`, `proxies`,
`reviews_max`, `verify_emails` and `socials`. A user who wants another field (`zoom`, the engine's own
`email` pass) uses the web UI at `http://localhost:8080`, which takes every field. Do not write API
calls yourself.

## Step 2: Present the results
`scripts/scrape.py` already keeps **only the 8 lead fields**, the data used to contact and qualify a
lead, then the six social columns:

> `title` (name), `phone`, `emails`, `website`, `category`, `address`, `review_rating`, `review_count`,
> then `instagram`, `facebook`, `linkedin`, `tiktok`, `youtube`, `x` (unless `--no-socials`)

Multiple emails arrive in one cell, joined by `, `. Give the user the file path, the counts (rows,
emails found, socials found) and a few sample rows in a table. **Never dump the whole file into
chat.** Show the other raw columns only if the user explicitly asks for them (`--full` or `--fields`):
`latitude`/`longitude`, `link`, `plus_code`, `cid`, `data_id`, `place_id`, `open_hours`,
`popular_times`, `reviews_per_rating`, `reviews_link`, `thumbnail`, `images`, `timezone`,
`price_range`, `status`, `input_id`, `complete_address`, `reservations`, `order_online`, `menu`,
`owner`, `about`, `descriptions`, `user_reviews`, `user_reviews_extended`.

### Social profiles: on by default (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, X)
Google Maps has no social links, so socials are an enrichment step: the script visits each business
`website` and regexes out its Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and X URLs. They are on
by default and the user turns them off with `--no-socials` (`--socials` is still accepted for old
commands but is not needed). Do not fetch the websites yourself.

- **Token cost. Tell the user this if they ask about socials:** the extraction itself costs **0 LLM
tokens**, because it is plain HTTP and regex in the script. It adds **~40-50 tokens per business** to
*your* context only **if** you load the rows into chat, e.g. ~+2k tokens for 50 leads. That is
negligible if you keep the file on disk and show a sample. Save the file and show a few rows.
- **Do not** fetch each website yourself with WebFetch to find socials. That reads every page into your
context and costs **thousands of tokens**. The script does it for free, so let it run (the default).
- Socials add a little time (they reuse the email crawl's homepage fetch), and coverage is partial
(~40-70%). Only businesses that link their socials on their site have them, and no website means no
socials. Say so if the user expects 100%.

## The job API (reference, not a flow to run by hand)
`scripts/scrape.py`, the web UI and the slash commands all use it. Documented here so you can read
the engine's answers and its errors; the engine also serves it at `http://localhost:8080/api/docs`
(an HTML page) and `http://localhost:8080/api/openapi.json`.

- `POST /api/v1/jobs` creates a job and answers `201 {"id":"<uuid>"}` (lowercase `id`). Required body
fields, else `422`: `name` (any label; `422 missing name`), `keywords` (array of strings)

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Google Maps Scraper

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Social profiles: on by default (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, X)

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