Research a question with sources
Request a report on a market, policy or technical question using web evidence. For a literature review based on published papers, choose the research-papers workflow.
Turn web research into sourced reports, prospect lists, website audits and reference documents with workflows for AI coding agents.
Firecrawl Workflows is a collection of skills for AI coding agents that turns web data into finished deliverables. It covers research, sales preparation, website reviews and knowledge collection, with a workflow for each kind of output.
Once installed, agents can discover the skills automatically. Describe the result you want and let the firecrawl-workflows skill select a workflow, or name a specific skill in your request. Give it the relevant topic, company or URL and the output you need.
Request a report on a market, policy or technical question using web evidence. For a literature review based on published papers, choose the research-papers workflow.
Ask for a company or person brief before a call. When you need prospects to contact, use lead generation or turn a company directory into a structured list.
Use the QA workflow to document issues with reproduction steps, or request an SEO audit covering site structure, on-page checks, search-result comparisons and prioritized fixes.
Follow competitors’ pricing, features and changelogs with a recurring intelligence workflow.
Collect documentation as reference files, retrieval chunks or a documentation mirror. Use knowledge ingestion for portals that require a login or rely heavily on JavaScript.
Provide a website URL and request a DESIGN.md describing its colors, fonts, spacing, components and layout patterns for another agent to build from.
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Select a workflow for the deliverable you want from web data.
Produce sourced research reports using evidence from multiple websites.
Produce literature reviews from research papers, PDFs and whitepapers.
Research markets, financial results, earnings and industry developments.
Track competitors’ pricing, features and changelogs through recurring monitoring.
Research products and develop shopping recommendations.
Find current job openings matched to your role, location and experience.
Research fantasy lineup, waiver, trade and draft decisions using current sources and league rules, without changing rosters.
Generate prospect lists from databases and directories.
Extract company directories into structured company lists.
Find companies’ published shared inboxes, phone numbers and contact forms.
Prepare company and person intelligence briefs before meetings.
Report live-site issues with steps to reproduce them.
Audit site structure and on-page SEO, compare search results and prioritize fixes.
Document product flows and assess the user experience.
Extract a website’s design system into an agent-ready DESIGN.md.
Prepare reference documents, retrieval chunks, training data or documentation mirrors.
Ingest documentation portals that require authentication or rely heavily on JavaScript.
Extract metrics from dashboards and internal web tools.
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In Claude Code, add the Firecrawl Workflows marketplace and install its plugin as a whole. The Firecrawl CLI routes install the CLI and standalone skills instead; they do not install marketplace plugins, hooks, commands or MCP servers.
Add the Firecrawl Workflows marketplace, then install its firecrawl-workflows plugin as a whole. For CLI-based web work, also set up the Firecrawl CLI and sign in; the plugin supplies workflow instructions rather than the CLI executable.
In a Claude Code terminal session, add the marketplace.
/plugin marketplace add firecrawl/firecrawl-workflowsIn the same Claude Code session, open the plugin’s installation panel with this command. Choose the installation scope and confirm the install.
/plugin install firecrawl-workflows@firecrawl-workflowsRead the installation summary. If the plugin is active now, continue. If a reload is needed, close the panel to let Claude Code apply it; if activation remains pending, restart Claude Code.
Type / in Claude Code and look for the plugin’s skills under the firecrawl-workflows namespace, including firecrawl-workflows:firecrawl-workflows.
Install the Firecrawl CLI, core skills and workflow skills for Claude Code. This installs standalone skills rather than the marketplace plugin. The installer initializes every detected agent and opens your browser for Firecrawl authentication.
Run this command in your terminal.
npx -y firecrawl-cli@latest init --all --browserComplete the Firecrawl sign-in in the browser opened by the installer.
Run this check in your terminal and review the CLI’s authentication status.
firecrawl --statusStart a new Claude Code session, then type / to find firecrawl-workflows among the available skills.
Install the Firecrawl CLI, core skills and workflow skills for Cursor. This installs standalone skills rather than the marketplace plugin. The installer initializes every detected agent and opens your browser for Firecrawl authentication.
Run this command in your terminal.
npx -y firecrawl-cli@latest init --all --browserComplete the Firecrawl sign-in in the browser opened by the installer.
Run this check in your terminal and review the CLI’s authentication status.
firecrawl --statusRestart Cursor so it discovers the installed skills. In Agent chat, type / and search for firecrawl-workflows.
Install the Firecrawl CLI, core skills and workflow skills for Codex. This installs standalone skills rather than the marketplace plugin. The installer initializes every detected agent and opens your browser for Firecrawl authentication.
Run this command in your terminal.
npx -y firecrawl-cli@latest init --all --browserComplete the Firecrawl sign-in in the browser opened by the installer.
Run this check in your terminal and review the CLI’s authentication status.
firecrawl --statusIn Codex CLI or the IDE extension, type $ in the prompt to find firecrawl-workflows in the skill picker. If it does not appear, restart Codex and check again.
Install the Firecrawl CLI, core skills and workflow skills for OpenCode. This installs standalone skills rather than an OpenCode package plugin. The installer initializes every detected agent and opens your browser for Firecrawl authentication.
Run this command in your terminal.
npx -y firecrawl-cli@latest init --all --browserComplete the Firecrawl sign-in in the browser opened by the installer.
Run this check in your terminal and review the CLI’s authentication status.
firecrawl --statusOpenCode makes permitted skills available to the model, which loads a skill when it needs it. This status check confirms CLI setup; OpenCode’s skills documentation does not specify a command for checking skill availability.