Email Finder Waterfall — verified email from any combination of identifiers
Give it a name + a domain (or a LinkedIn URL, or any combo of identifiers) — it returns a verified professional email or a structured failure. Three-step waterfall: superagnt orchestrator → Exa deep search → verifier. Stateless primitive, called by other agents.
The outcomes on their scorecard
The superagnt orchestrator runs its providers internally, cheapest first, on one key and one credit balance, and charges at cost for the lookup that finds the email; a miss costs nothing. No vendor subscriptions to manage.
Never returns an email as "found" unless a provider marked it valid or it passed `people_email_verifier` with status=valid. `accept_all` and `unknown` emails are reported as not found.
When the orchestrator gives up, Exa deep-searches with 3–5 targeted query patterns. Surfaces emails the structured tools missed.
No DB, no Slack, no Instantly. Just input → verified email. Call from other agents wherever identity needs to become contactability.
How the work gets done
Every GTM pipeline eventually needs the same question answered: "I have a name and a company — what's their email?" This agent is the canonical answer. It runs a three-step waterfall: first the superagnt orchestrator (an internal two-provider waterfall, cheapest first, that returns the first email it finds with that provider's verdict), then an Exa deep web search with 3–5 targeted query patterns when the orchestrator returns nothing verified, then `people_email_verifier`, which must return `valid`, on every candidate a provider didn't already mark `valid`, Exa hits included. Stateless on purpose — no DB writes, no Slack, no Instantly. The agent does one thing: input → verified email or structured failure. Call it from other agents whenever you need an email and you have partial info: lead enrichers, signup handlers, Calendly webhooks, anywhere identity needs to become contactability.
The cheapest-first email-finder primitive. Always try the superagnt orchestrator first (a two-provider waterfall, cheapest first, charged at cost for the lookup that finds the email; a miss costs nothing). Only fall back to Exa when that returns nothing verified — and verify every Exa hit, and any orchestrator hit not marked valid, before returning. Stateless, callable from anywhere.
Your new teammate
Email Finder Waterfall
Stateless email-finder primitive. Given any combo of identifiers (name, company, domain, LinkedIn URL, X URL), returns a verified professional email. Three-step waterfall: superagnt orchestrator → Exa deep search → verifier. Called by other agents.
What it runs on
This hire is assembled from superagnt's public toolkit. Every piece below is a tool your own agents can call too.
How setup works
- 01
Claim the hire
One click. No questionnaire. The brief is already written from your business, and you can edit it before you build if you want to.
- 02
Your hire deploys itself
Agents, tools, schedules, memory, hand-off queues and the database schema are provisioned into your workspace automatically, then the first real run fires while you watch.
- 03
Hand it the keys it still needs
You land in chat with your hire and its findings. 1 setup tasks — connecting your outreach tools, picking where it reports — are done conversationally, whenever you want.
Other hires that pair well
X (Twitter) profile qualifier and enricher
Hand any X username to this agent and get back a qualified, ICP-scored lead with a verified email and a resolved LinkedIn profile.
LinkedIn profile qualifier and enricher
Hand any LinkedIn profile URL to this agent and get back a qualified, ICP-scored lead with a verified email and a website summary attached.
LinkedIn Hiring Lead Enricher — emails verified + buying committee inferred
Takes the partial hiring contacts a scraper produces and turns them into a sequenceable pipeline: verified emails for every lead, plus inferred buying committees for the hiring companies where LinkedIn returned no hiring team. Hourly cron. Pair upstream with a hiring-signal scraper, downstream with a sequencer.
Every hire is assembled from the same superagnt toolkit.
Same data sources, same database, same memory, schedules and queues. Point your own agent at the superagnt MCP server and wire it your way instead.