Target sites and search terms are processed through authenticated Firecrawl
Source references: 3The command requires Firecrawl authentication and passes the user-provided URL and optional search term to its mapping function. Sensitive target addresses, internal hostnames, or queries therefore enter a service the user does not directly control.
The Firecrawl account may retain related usage records, and the provider may learn sensitive research targets, internal site names, or page topics. The supplied material does not show credentials or page contents being uploaded.
The Skill explicitly requires authentication and directs Firecrawl to map a user-supplied site; with `--search`, it also processes the search term. Thus, when executed, the target URL and query enter Firecrawl's service workflow. Internal hostnames, private paths, or sensitive queries could reveal organizational information to a third party. Users can restrict use to public sites, avoid sensitive terms, and ask about Firecrawl's retention and access policies. This supports a potential risk, not proof that any data was sent.
**Prerequisite:** `map` requires authentication (no keyless free tier); without credentials the CLI prompts an interactive login.Show 2 other places
```bash# Find a specific page on a large sitefirecrawl map "<url>" --search "authentication" -o .firecrawl/filtered.txt# Get all URLsfirecrawl map "<url>" --limit 500 --json -o .firecrawl/urls.json```Discover URLs on a site. Use `--search` to find a specific page within a large site.**Prerequisite:** `map` requires authentication (no keyless free tier); without credentials the CLI prompts an interactive login.