Authenticated-page content may be shared with a hosted crawler and multiple research agents
Source references: 3The workflow expressly permits authenticated dashboards, requires hosted Firecrawl requests, and may divide work among multiple researchers. Legitimate access does not automatically authorize disclosure of non-public page content to a third-party service or additional agents. The supplied material does not state which page data, session information, or credentials are transmitted or retained.
If the targets include paid accounts, partner portals, or other private dashboards, their content and source URLs may leave the user's current environment, widening exposure of commercially sensitive or account data.
The workflow requires an API key for hosted Firecrawl requests, permits authenticated dashboards when the user has legitimate access, and suggests splitting work among researchers when appropriate. Thus, if a user asks it to collect a private dashboard, its contents may pass through a third-party hosted service and additional research agents; permission to view a page does not itself authorize that disclosure. The source does not say session credentials are transmitted or describe retention, so credential exposure cannot be asserted. Users can ask the author to document data flow, credential isolation, and retention, and restrict runs to public pages or disable parallel agents.
inputs: - name: FIRECRAWL_API_KEY description: Firecrawl API key for hosted Firecrawl requests. required: true---Show 2 other places
For each competitor, use Firecrawl scrape or browser as needed:- pricing pages, annual/monthly toggles, expanded feature tables- feature and product pages- changelogs, blogs, release notes, docs updates- authenticated dashboards only when the user has legitimate access## Parallel WorkIf appropriate, use sub-agents or equivalent parallel task runners. A natural split is one competitor per researcher or one focus area per researcher.Each researcher should return pricing tiers, features, recent changes, source URLs, and confidence notes.