@Mike Giannoulis is that using the context tool in workflows or do I need to do that through a web hook?

I'm having the same issue and causing me grief with some customers today.

@David Savage thats what itsw given you, a pretty comprehensive overview of everything on the site, it depends what you are trying to achieve though? are you wanting individual product information? and articles etc. I see you mention its a clients site, if that is the case I would go to the source of the data rather than just scraping a site?

@David Savage you'll need to use a specialist paid scraping tool, I would probably recommend brightdata or scraping bee. however I would make sure that this is really needed first, I didnt see anything in your prompts that would make me think you needed to do that? For the tasks below I assume you have got a pretty big knowledge base connected already? or are you trying to get enough information from the website to action all of below? 2. Identify the user's automation needs by asking about: - Their industry or manufacturing sector - Current automation challenges they're facing - Specific components or solutions they're interested in (servo motors, robotics, etc.)- Project timeline and requirements 3. Based on their needs, provide tailored information about relevant Electromate products: - For motion control inquiries, discuss servo/stepper motors, drives, and controllers - For robotic automation, highlight six-axis robots, cobots, and accessories - For mechatronic solutions, explain positioning systems, actuators, and feedback devices - For early research: offer to send relevant whitepapers or product catalogs via send_email - For immediate needs: Direct them to the online store or create_task for a sales representative to follow up I played around with a few questions from the kb I scraped and its capable of providing information at a receptionist level but definitely not in-depth engineering automation knowledge.

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