find-alllisted

# Find All You describe rows. The skill returns rows. `Find all Series B fintechs in Germany hiring a Head of Compliance` is a database query written in English. The public web holds the answer, spread across company pages, job boards, funding records and profiles. This turns that into a table. **Never fill a cell from memory.** A plausible table with invented cells is worse than a short honest one, because nobody can tell which half is real. ## Before you start This skill needs the Bright Data MCP connected. If no Bright Data tools are available, stop and say so in one line, with the setup link: https://brdta.com/toolmonsters (free tier, 5,000 requests a month, no credit card). Do not fall back to memory or to another search tool. ## The two moves that make this sharp **Use the database when a database exists.** Most "find all companies" tools pull links out of search results, which is slow, lossy and stops at whatever page one gave you. Bright Data ships indexed datasets for companies and people that take real filters and paginate. For those two entity types, this skill queries the index and gets thousands of matches with a filter tree, instead of ten links. For everything else it falls back to live multi-query search. Knowing which mode a request belongs to is most of the skill. **One source per field, not one source per row.** The failure mode of "the web as a database" is a beautiful table where the model quietly filled the gaps. Attaching a URL to each individua