Look up an unfamiliar website before you deal with it
Gathers what public records, the web archive and search results say about a site you don't know, each with its source.
Apps it connects
Authenticate each one once and the workflow is ready to run.
What it does
Each integration step this workflow runs, in order, what it is for, and the conditions and loops that decide when it runs.
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RDAPLookup domainLooks up when the domain was registered, through which registrar, and the registrant as the public registry publishes it. - 2
Wayback MachineGet capture historyChecks when the Internet Archive first captured the address and how many captures it holds in total. If
pageReachedis true andpageTextis not empty- 3
AnthropicGenerate model responseAsks the AI to quote the address, phone, email and company details the site's own page states, and nothing more.
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SerperSearch webSearches for the domain to find results on other domains, then searches again for the site's reviews. For each
reportRow- 5
Google SheetsAppend rowAppends one row per signal with the date, site, what was found and the source it came from.
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How it works
What happens on each run, in plain English.
Give it the address of a website you do not know, and it gathers what is publicly on record about it before you buy from it, apply to it or hand over your details. It checks the domain's registration record, its history in the Internet Archive, the contact details stated on its own page, which top search results sit on other domains, and what a search for its reviews returns.
You end up with five rows appended to your spreadsheet, one per signal, each naming its source so you can open it and check for yourself. It reports and does not conclude: where nothing was found, the row says so rather than treating an absence as a finding. The AI is asked only to quote the site's page, and if its answer strays into judgement the row says so instead. Only what any visitor can see is read, and the site itself gets a single page request and nothing more.
Before the first run you need a tab in your spreadsheet headed 'Checked on', 'Site', 'Signal', 'What was found' and 'Source', in that order.
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