Every new list
I open each company's website from a list and write down what they do, how big they are, and where they're based.
How it goes now
Copy the URL.Open the site.Hunt for the About page.Read.Guess the headcount.Find the address.Back to the sheet. Type it in.Row 2 of 200.
Two hundred companies, one tab at a time.
Tell Kitewell once
Build a workflow with inputs COMPANY and WEBSITE that opens the website in the browser, finds the About page, collects what the company does, its headcount, and its headquarters, and writes a two-line summary. I will run it over a sheet of 200 companies.
That's the whole setup. Kitewell lays out every step for you to check, and nothing is saved until you apply it.
Then it runs on its own
Batch sheet · 200 companiesRunning on this computer
- Read the websiteOpens the site, finds the About page, and collects what they do, their size, and where they are.Done
- Write a two-line summaryA model turns the facts into two plain lines.Done
- Once for every rowA batch sheet runs it for each company and reads the answers into result columns.Done
What you get instead
Batch sheet · 200 companies
200 rows filled. 14 marked unsure.
Companies
| COMPANY | Business | Headcount | Headquarters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alder & Co. | Furniture for small offices | 40–60 | Portland, OR |
| Brightline Labs | Lab equipment rental | 200+ | Austin, TX |
| Cobalt Freight | Regional trucking | Unsure | Columbus, OH |
Good to know
- Answers the model could not check against the page are marked unsure, with the evidence quoted, so you know which rows to look at.
- Each row is one run that asks the model, so 200 rows means 200 runs, paced by the project's queue.
What it needs
- Google Chrome (or Edge on Windows)
- An Anthropic, OpenAI, or Gemini model that can use a browser
More chores
- Whenever the list growsI type each row of a spreadsheet into the same web form, one customer at a time.
- Every morningI check the same product page every morning to see whether the price has dropped.
- Whenever new orders come inI go down an order list in Excel, place each order on a supplier's website, and type the receipt number back into the sheet.