Clusters

A cluster is a set of unique domain names, saved under your account. It is what turns a search - which answers a question once, right now - into something you can keep, compare against next month's answer, combine with another, and read fields out of.

Clusters are for signed-in accounts. What one may hold depends on the plan; see limits. The same clusters can be managed from code through the API, and by an AI assistant through the MCP tools.

What they are for

Keep Store what a query returned. The index moves on and a search cannot be re-run against how it used to be. Compare Subtract one cluster from another to see who adopted a signature since last time, and who dropped it. Combine AND, OR and subtraction between clusters, saved as a new one. Extract Pull phone numbers, accounts or addresses off every site in the set, internal pages included. Find signatures Get code that finds more sites like them - ready searches. Filter Upload your own list of domains and use it to narrow search results to it - or to everything but it. Download Browse page by page, or take the whole thing as a file.

In detail

  • Creating a cluster - from search results, from a file, from a list you paste, or from other clusters; editing a small one as text.
  • Extraction - reading fields off the sites in a cluster.
  • Signatures - the code the sites of a cluster share, as ready searches.
  • Limits - how many, how large, and how extraction is counted.

Worked examples

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