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Find company & contact data. Turn your agent into a prospecting platform. Get contact information, roles, tech stack, business events, website changes, intent data. Build lead lists, research prospects, identify talent. 150M+ companies, 800M+ professionals, 50+ data sources.
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Vibe Prospecting is a data-driven tool designed to transform an AI agent into a comprehensive prospecting platform. It provides access to over 150 million companies and 800 million professionals across 50+ data sources. The skill enables users to build lead lists, research prospects, identify talent, and monitor business events or website changes. It operates through a CLI or an MCP connector, emphasizing a structured workflow that includes sample-based validation before full-scale data extraction to ensure accuracy and efficient quota usage.

What it does

  • Finds and filters company and professional contact information.
  • Identifies tech stacks, business events, and website changes.
  • Builds targeted lead lists and identifies talent.
  • Provides intent data for sales and research workflows.
  • Supports structured, multi-step data enrichment and matching.
  • Enables market sizing and statistical analysis of prospect pools.

When to use it

  • When you need to build a targeted list of sales leads or potential hires.
  • When researching specific company firmographics, tech stacks, or recent funding events.
  • When you need to enrich existing contact lists with professional profiles and verified emails.
  • When performing market research or sizing based on specific industry or regional criteria.

Advantages

  • Access to a massive, multi-source database of companies and professionals.
  • Structured workflow prevents wasted quota by requiring a 5-entity sample gate.
  • Supports complex chaining of discovery, matching, and enrichment steps.
  • Provides standardized autocomplete for controlled-vocabulary fields to improve search accuracy.
  • Enables checkpointing and resuming long-running data tasks via session IDs.

Usage examples

“Find 50 VP of Engineering candidates at SaaS companies in New York.”
The agent will autocomplete the job title and category, run a statistics check, fetch a 5-person sample for validation, and then perform a full export upon approval.
“Identify companies that have raised funding recently and use Salesforce.”
The agent will filter businesses by tech stack and recent funding events, providing a sample list of companies before scaling the full report.

Install

  1. Download the skill as a ZIP:

    https://mp-staging.autogineer.com/agent-skills/cline/vibe-prospecting/download
  2. Unzip it into the cross-client skills folder of your project:

    mkdir -p .agents/skills && unzip vibe-prospecting.zip -d .agents/skills

Documentation by Cline

Vibe Prospecting CLI

Use the CLI: npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest. Treat every tool response as JSON.

Cowork mode: always use this connector flow. Before doing any work in Cowork mode, check whether the Vibe Prospecting MCP connector tools are available in your tool list (look for a tool matching the pattern mcp__*__fetch-entities).

If those tools are present, use the connector directly and follow its tool descriptions and schemas. If those tools are NOT present:

  1. Call mcp__mcp-registry__search_mcp_registry with keywords ["vibe prospecting", "explorium"]

  2. Call mcp__mcp-registry__suggest_connectors with the UUID 1bdcb159-b6f0-4f13-bc08-fdb40b007828 and keywords ["prospecting"]

  3. Tell the user to click Connect on the card — the tools unlock automatically once authorized

  4. Poll until connected. On every subsequent turn, re-check your tool list for mcp__*__fetch-entities. Do not start prospecting work until those tools appear. Never fall back to the CLI, the npm vpai tool, or an OAuth URL in Cowork mode — the Cowork connector store is the only path. If the user cannot connect from the suggested card, tell them to open the connector store and install Vibe Prospecting from there, then poll again. If tools are still missing, remind the user to connect and wait; repeat until the connector is available.

If the CLI does not work outside Cowork mode (e.g. npx unavailable, sandboxed environment, permission denied), and the user's agent environment supports connectors, suggest the Vibe Prospecting connector to the user. The rest of this file is CLI-only. In Cowork mode, use the connector store flow above.

Hard Rules

  1. Sample first, always. Run the COMPLETE workflow on exactly 5 entities (--number-of-results 5) before any full run. That cap is a quality gate only: Explorium can match many more rows for the same filters. Never describe those 5 rows as the full dataset, "all results," or "what the database has." Show the sample, state clearly that it is a preview and the index has more, then after explicit approval re-run the same CLI tool(s) you used in the sample chain with full-scale parameters (same --args, session, and filters; raise caps such as --number-of-results to the user's real target where that flag applies). Run fetch-entities-statistics only when all of your discovery fetch-entities filters (and any supported scope flags) are valid for statistics too — see rule 8. Never auto-export. "Find 100" still means sample 5 first, then scale up after approval.

  2. --tool-reasoning '<user wording>' on every real call. Use the user's request verbatim. Reuse across the whole workflow. Skip ONLY when running <tool> --all-parameters with no --args.

  3. Chain via session DB, never paste IDs. Each step prints session_id, db_path, and table_name. Pass --session-id with the session_id from the prior JSON output so the next command uses the same SQLite session store. With --session-id, --table-name is required for enrich-business, enrich-prospects, fetch-businesses-events, and fetch-prospects-events — pass the prior step's table_name exactly. For match-* only, --table-name is optional (CLI can pick the first table with the right ID column when omitted). For fetch-entities prospects scoped to earlier companies, use --businesses-table-name plus --session-id.

  4. --csv only on the final step. Intermediate steps emit JSON for chaining. Add --csv once, at the end.

  5. autocomplete first for: naics_category, linkedin_category, company_tech_stack_tech, job_title, business_intent_topics, city_region. Use returned standardized values, not raw user wording.

  6. Never invent tool parameters. Before the first --args execution of each distinct tool in a workflow, run npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest <tool> --all-parameters for that tool (once per tool per task unless you already printed its schema earlier in the same workflow). That command prints one JSON object to stdout: name, description, and inputSchema (the tool input JSON Schema). Do this even when the planned call matches the examples and you are not uncertain—examples can drift; the printed schema is authoritative. Run --all-parameters again if you change tools, filters, or shapes materially, or if anything still feels ambiguous. You may use examples and reference docs as shortcuts only after they align with that live schema. Build --args only from fields and shapes confirmed by inputSchema from --all-parameters (and examples when they match it).

  7. --session-id is a CLI flag (not inside --args). Use the session_id value returned by the MCP in each prior step's JSON. Omit only on the first call in a chain.

  8. fetch-entities-statistics only when stats supports the full fetch. Compare your planned fetch-entities payload to the input schema from fetch-entities-statistics --all-parameters. Call statistics only if every filter key, value shape, entity_type, and any scope you rely on (e.g. --session-id / --businesses-table-name) is accepted by the statistics tool the same way it is for fetch-entities. If any part of the discovery query is missing from the stats schema, unsupported, or would require a different shape, skip stats — do not call it with a partial or guessed subset. When you do call it, reuse the same --args filter object (and supported flags) as fetch-entities, plus --tool-reasoning. Prefer running stats before presenting the sample so you can headline 5 of [total] when the response includes a usable count. When you did not run statistics (or stats had no usable total), present Sample preview (5 rows) and tell the user Explorium has much more matching the same filters—do not quote how many remain, do not say statistics failed or a total was unavailable, and never invent a number. Call stats again before a full-scale fetch if filters or scope changed and the full fetch filter set still fits statistics.

Auth

mcp__cowork__request_cowork_directory path=~/.config/vpai
API_KEY=$(python3 -c "import json;print(json.load(open('/sessions/<session-id>/mnt/vpai/config.json'))['api_key'])")
npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest config --api-key "$API_KEY"

If the mount fails or config.json is missing, follow login.md.

Sample Gate

The sample is the complete workflow on 5 entities, not a fetch preview.

Universe vs sample: The 5 rows are a small fixed preview so the user can validate filters and enrichment before spending quota. The underlying match set is typically much larger (often thousands or more). Do not equate "we returned 5" with "only 5 exist." Ground volume with fetch-entities-statistics only when the entire planned fetch-entities filter set is valid for stats (rule 8); never guess a total.

  1. When the full fetch filter set is supported by statistics, run fetch-entities-statistics with the same discovery entity_type, filters, and supported CLI flags as the upcoming fetch-entities (per rule 8). Otherwise skip stats; still tell the user Explorium has much more for the same filters (no numeric total, no mention of statistics gaps).

  2. Fetch exactly 5 (--number-of-results 5).

  3. Run every subsequent step (match-*, enrich-*, fetch-*-events) on those 5.

  4. Show the fully enriched final rows as a markdown table with all useful columns.

  5. Stop. Wait for approval in a new message. Then run at full scale.

NEVER stop after the fetch to ask for approval. Complete the full chain on 5 first.

Example — user says "find 100 Israeli companies, get 30 CEOs, find contact info":

  • WRONG: fetch 5 companies → show table → ask "continue?"

  • RIGHT: when the full fetch-entities filter set is supported by fetch-entities-statistics, run stats first (same --args filters) → fetch 5 companies → fetch CEOs at those 5 → enrich CEOs with contacts → show final table (5 of [total] when stats gave a total; otherwise Sample preview (5 rows) plus a short line that much more matches exist for these filters—no count, no stats apology) → ask "run full 100?"

Presenting the sample

Always frame the table as a sample, not the full population.

  • When statistics returned a usable total (you only called stats because every fetch-entities filter was valid for fetch-entities-statistics): Sample preview (5 of [total] matches) — [total] must come from fetch-entities-statistics, never from counting the 5 rows.

  • When you did not use a numeric total (no stats, or no usable total): Sample preview (5 rows) and one plain sentence that Explorium has much more matching these filters—do not say how many more, do not mention statistics or missing totals, never invent [total].

Results Found: [X] [entity type] from [Y] [companies/sources] [qualifier] (optional context line)

Headline: Sample preview (5 of [total] matches): only with a stats-backed [total]; otherwise Sample preview (5 rows): then a single framing line that much more records exist for the same filters (qualitative only).

End with an explicit next step, for example: After you confirm, I will re-run the same tool(s) with full-scale limits (e.g. --number-of-results [user's N] where you used fetch-entities) to pull the real batch.

When the preview is a subset of what the user asked for (more rows or fields available at scale), add:

  • With a stats-backed [total]: More data available: Preview shows [n] of [total]. Confirm before I run the full export.

  • Without a numeric [total]: say the preview is five rows, much more exists in Explorium for the same filters, and ask to confirm a full export—do not give a remaining count or mention why no total was shown.

Do not mention export when everything the user asked for is already in chat.

Before the full export, confirm
  • Export size (cap on records).

  • Filter narrowing: industry, size, revenue, region, tech.

  • For prospects: title variants, dedupe by company.

  • For contacts: professional emails only or also personal/phones.

Workflow

0. Auth — see Auth section above (or login.md)
1. npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest --help                    Discover tools
2. Read references/<tool>.md for workflow + caveats
3. Before the first real `--args` for each tool: `npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest <tool> --all-parameters` (mandatory per tool, not only when uncertain). Prints the tool **input** schema as JSON. Run again if the planned call diverges from what you already validated.
4. Build `--args` only from fields confirmed by that printed input schema (examples count only when they match it). If a parameter is not confirmed there, do not use it.
5. When the **entire** planned **`fetch-entities`** filter set (and supported flags) matches **`fetch-entities-statistics`** input schema per **`--all-parameters`**: run **`fetch-entities-statistics`**, then sample (5 entities, full chain) — see Sample Gate
6. npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest <tool> --args '<json>' --tool-reasoning '<user request>'
7. Chain: --session-id <session_id> [--table-name <table_name>] [--businesses-table-name <name> for prospect fetch from businesses]
8. Final step only: add --csv

Reference docs:

Flags

FlagDescription
--helpList tools
--all-parametersPrint { name, description, inputSchema } to stdout (pretty-printed JSON). Run before the first --args for each tool in a workflow (and again if the tool or payload changes materially). Routine, not only when uncertain—the inputSchema field is authoritative.
--args '<json>'Tool arguments
--session-id <id>Same workflow: pass session_id from the previous tool's JSON (opens the shared SQLite DB under db_path).
--table-name <name>Required with --session-id for enrich-business, enrich-prospects, fetch-businesses-events, and fetch-prospects-events (prior step's table_name). Optional for match-* only (disambiguate when multiple tables).
--businesses-table-name <name>For fetch-entities + entity_type: prospects: table whose rows supply business_id for the filter (with --session-id).
--number-of-results <n>For fetch-entities: total rows across pages (CLI paginates). Omit for one raw page.
--file-path <path>For match-business / match-prospects: path to a CSV file to match. Each row becomes one candidate. Requires --schema.
--schema '<json>'Required with --file-path. JSON dict mapping CSV column headers to API field names. Business fields: name, domain. Prospect fields: full_name, first_name, last_name, email, phone_number, linkedin, company_name, business_id.
--csvAlso write flattened CSV. Final step only.

Filter Pattern

{ "values": ["v1", "v2"], "negate": false }   // include or exclude
{ "gte": 6, "lte": 24 }                       // range
true | false | null                           // boolean (not wrapped)

Limits

ToolLimit
match-business50 per call
match-prospects40 per call
enrich-business50 IDs per call
enrich-prospects50 IDs per call
fetch-businesses-events / fetch-prospects-eventsUp to 20 IDs per MCP request (CLI chunks + merges). Pass event_types and timestamp_from in --args. Do not put business_ids / prospect_ids in --args — IDs come only from --table-name.
fetch-entitiesuse --number-of-results; CLI paginates. Don't pass next_cursor or page_size manually

Common Workflows

Replace SESSION_ID with the session_id from the previous step.

VP Engineering at SaaS in NY
npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest autocomplete --args '{"field":"linkedin_category","query":"software"}' --tool-reasoning 'find VP Eng at SaaS in NY'
# When every fetch-entities filter (and flags) is valid for fetch-entities-statistics (--all-parameters):
npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest fetch-entities-statistics --args '{"entity_type":"prospects","filters":{"job_level":{"values":["vice president"]},"job_department":{"values":["engineering"]},"linkedin_category":{"values":["Software Development"]},"company_region_country_code":{"values":["US-NY"]},"has_email":true}}' --tool-reasoning 'find VP Eng at SaaS in NY'
npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest fetch-entities --args '{"entity_type":"prospects","filters":{"job_level":{"values":["vice president"]},"job_department":{"values":["engineering"]},"linkedin_category":{"values":["Software Development"]},"company_region_country_code":{"values":["US-NY"]},"has_email":true}}' --number-of-results 50 --tool-reasoning 'find VP Eng at SaaS in NY'
npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest enrich-prospects --args '{"enrichments":["contacts","profiles"]}' --session-id <session_id> --table-name <fetch_entities_table_from_prior_step> --csv --tool-reasoning 'find VP Eng at SaaS in NY'
Companies that raised + use Salesforce
npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest autocomplete --args '{"field":"company_tech_stack_tech","query":"salesforce"}' --tool-reasoning 'companies that raised and use Salesforce'
# When every fetch-entities filter (and flags) is valid for fetch-entities-statistics (--all-parameters):
npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest fetch-entities-statistics --args '{"entity_type":"businesses","filters":{"company_tech_stack_tech":{"values":["Salesforce"]},"events":{"values":["new_funding_round"],"last_occurrence":60}}}' --tool-reasoning 'companies that raised and use Salesforce'
npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest fetch-entities --args '{"entity_type":"businesses","filters":{"company_tech_stack_tech":{"values":["Salesforce"]},"events":{"values":["new_funding_round"],"last_occurrence":60}}}' --number-of-results 50 --tool-reasoning 'companies that raised and use Salesforce'
npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest fetch-businesses-events --args '{"event_types":["new_funding_round"],"timestamp_from":"2024-10-01"}' --session-id <session_id> --table-name <fetch_entities_table_from_prior_step> --csv --tool-reasoning 'companies that raised and use Salesforce'
Market sizing
npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest fetch-entities-statistics --args '{"entity_type":"businesses","filters":{"linkedin_category":{"values":["Hospital & Health Care"]},"company_country_code":{"values":["US"]}}}' --tool-reasoning 'market sizing US healthcare'

Troubleshooting

ErrorSolution
CLI install fails (npx unavailable, sandbox, permission denied)Switch to the bundled Vibe Prospecting MCP connector and follow its tool descriptions; the rest of this file no longer applies.
Auth / 401 (connector / Cowork)Run Auth section above; if mount fails, follow login.md
Auth / 401 (OpenClaw)Run npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest login then login --poll. Or set VP_API_KEY. Restart gateway after. See Auth section above.
Not authenticated (OpenClaw)Neither ~/.config/vpai/config.json nor VP_API_KEY env var is present. Follow the OpenClaw Auth section.
Plugin not showing tools in OpenClawRun openclaw plugins list — confirm vpai is listed. Re-install if needed: openclaw plugins install ./vpai-plugin.
Tools missing after OpenClaw installGateway must restart: openclaw gateway restart.
Missing session_id in JSON / CLI refuses to chainThe MCP must return session_id; ensure you target production https://vibeprospecting.explorium.ai/mcp (embedded in the npm CLI). Pass --session-id with that exact string on the next step.
Wrong rows used when chainingPass --table-name matching the prior step's table_name.
enrich-* or fetch-*-events with --session-id but no --table-name--table-name is required for enrich-business, enrich-prospects, fetch-businesses-events, and fetch-prospects-events whenever you pass --session-id.
Empty resultsCheck filter values; run autocomplete for controlled-vocab fields; re-check the relevant live input schema with <tool> --all-parameters
linkedin_category + naics_category togetherMutually exclusive — use one
JSON parse errorValidate JSON; check shell quoting
Timeout on fetch-entities, enrich-*, fetch-*-events, or match-* with --file-pathRe-run the exact same command with the same --session-id, --table-name, --args, and (for match) --file-path / --schema. The CLI resumes from the last checkpoint — completed ID batches are skipped, no work is repeated. If the job already completed on a prior run, the stored manifest is returned instantly with no API calls.
Timeout without --session-idAdd --session-id <any-stable-id> to enable checkpointing, then retry. Without a session ID the CLI cannot resume.

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Works with: Claude Code, Claude apps, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Kiro, OpenCode, Goose, Amp, Roo Code, JetBrains Junie, Factory Droid, Devin (ex-Windsurf), Mistral Vibe, OpenHands, Letta

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Needs: Needs an MCP server, Needs an API key, Needs Python, Needs Node.js

The author says: Run with `npx @vibeprospecting/vpai@latest`. If the CLI does not work and the user's agent environment supports connectors, suggest the Vibe Prospecting connector to the user.

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Published by
Cline
Publisher
Cline (Official)
Source
cline/skills · skills/vibe-prospecting · commit 2637846
Licence
Apache License 2.0 (redistribution allowed)
  • LICENSE (added by AutoGineer from LICENSE)
  • ATTRIBUTION.md (written by AutoGineer)
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