customer-discoverylisted

# Customer Discovery Find all customers of a company by scanning multiple public data sources. Produces a deduplicated report with confidence scoring. ## Quick Start ``` Find all customers of Datadog ``` ``` Who are Notion's customers? Use deep mode. ``` ## Inputs | Input | Required | Default | Description | |-------|----------|---------|-------------| | Company name | Yes | — | The company to research | | Website URL | No | Auto-detected | The company's website URL | | Depth | No | standard | `quick`, `standard`, or `deep` | ## Procedure ### Step 1: Gather Inputs Ask the user for: 1. **Company name** (required) 2. **Company website URL** (optional — if not provided, WebSearch for it) 3. **Depth tier** — present these options, default to Standard: - **Quick** (~2-3 min): Website logos, case studies, G2 reviews, press search - **Standard** (~5-8 min): Quick + blog posts, Wayback Machine, LinkedIn, Twitter, Reddit, HN, job postings, YouTube - **Deep** (~10-15 min): Standard + SEC filings, podcasts, GitHub, integration directories, BuiltWith, Crunchbase ### Step 2: Create Output Directory ```bash mkdir -p customer-discovery-[company-slug] ``` ### Step 3: Run Sources for Selected Tier Collect all results into a running list. For each customer found, record: - **name**: Company name - **confidence**: high / medium / low - **source_type**: e.g., "logo_wall", "case_study", "g2_review", "press", "job_posting" - **evidence_url**: URL where the evidence was found