Search & Discovery
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Category
Search & Discovery
Search, enrichment, and discovery systems that give agents structured access to specialized people, company, job, or domain data.
Editorial scope version 1.0 ยท effective 3 September 2026
Category listing
2 Search & Discovery Tools
Definition
What belongs in Search & Discovery?
This category covers purpose-built retrieval and discovery products whose indexed data, ranking, enrichment, or result structure materially improves an agent workflow.
Includes specialized indexes, ranking, enrichment, and structured retrieval for people, companies, jobs, or other domain-specific data used by agents.
Scope
Inclusion and exclusion criteria
Include when
- The search corpus or enrichment is specialized and documented.
- Results are available in structured, agent-usable form with useful provenance or identifiers.
- The product materially improves discovery beyond a generic web search or API call.
Exclude when
- It is a broad consumer search engine with no substantive agent interface.
- Its main capability is crawling or extraction rather than search and discovery.
Selection guide
How to compare these tools
- What corpus is searched and how current is it?
- Which fields, filters, identifiers, and provenance accompany results?
- What coverage, confidence, and data-use limitations are disclosed?
Typical use cases
- Discover people, companies, jobs, or domain records
- Filter and rank specialized datasets programmatically
- Enrich results with identifiers, provenance, and structured fields
Category evidence
Sources for this category guidance
- Exa Websets documentation
Exa Websets documents natural-language searches that verify candidates against criteria, enrich matches, and return structured results.
accessed 2026-09-03
Comparable facts
Search & Discovery comparison
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