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Find the right tool

Browse available tools by task, inspect inputs and choose direct execution or research.

The Catalog is the starting point for discovering what Leadbase can do. It is shared by the website and app. Search and categories help narrow the selection; each tool describes its task and expected inputs. Only tools currently marked available are listed.

What you can find

  • Companies and people: discover prospects using structured search criteria.
  • Contact details: look up work emails and direct phone numbers with suitable identity information.
  • Web research: search for evidence, official pages and facts about known entities.
  • Specialized data: explore the current selection for LinkedIn, jobs and hiring, ecommerce and other supported platforms.

These are task families, not a promise that every platform or operation is supported. Use the actual listing and its input schema to check whether a tool fits your task.

Direct tool or open research?

Use a direct tool when you already know the operation and its inputs. tools.run executes it without adding a research-model round. Use enrichment when the task requires interpreting a question, finding missing context or producing a particular answer type. See enrichment.

Test before integrating

Open the app Catalog, select Test, and fill in the form. Catalog templates prefill a question and typed output in the shared enrichment form; adjust the question, known input and output fields before starting. Inspect the result in the dialog and Activity. Tests can incur charges.

For an agent, call tools.list with a short query such as jobs or search. It returns tool IDs, input schemas and credit estimates. Pass the selected ID and schema-valid parameters to tools.run. Do not invent IDs from display names. The catalog is stored by Leadbase and refreshed in the background; opening it does not require discovering every upstream tool again.

Published estimates describe the listed tool, not an unlimited research budget. Read Credits and check actual settlement after execution.