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How to use the Intelwatch Company Profiler agent skill
Updated · written with AI from the project's own documentation and checked against our catalogue data
The Intelwatch Company Profiler is an agent skill that lets an AI agent run a command-line tool called cli-anything-intelwatch. You give it a company's web domain and it builds a profile covering financial data, detected technology stack, and optionally an AI-generated due diligence summary. This guide explains what the skill does, how to install it, how to ask for it in plain language, and what to check before relying on the output.
Intelwatch Company ProfilerHKUDS/CLI-Anything · Apache-2.0 Download the skill Quick start
- 1Check Node.js. Run node -v and npx -v to confirm Node.js 18 or newer and npx are on your PATH.
- 2Install the package. Run pip install cli-anything-intelwatch to install the command-line tool.
- 3Download the skill. Download the skill ZIP from this page and unzip it.
- 4Place the skill folder. Move the folder into ~/.claude/skills/ for personal use or a project's .claude/skills/ folder for one project.
- 5Ask for a profile. Ask the agent for a company profile using a web domain such as kpmg.fr, adding the AI due diligence request when you need it.
- 6Review the output. Read the human-readable profile and verify key facts and any AI summary before acting on them.
What is an agent skill, and what does this one do?
An agent skill is a folder of instructions, usually a SKILL.md file, that an AI agent such as Claude can load when a task matches it. The skill tells the agent which command to run and how to use it.
This skill tells the agent to run cli-anything-intelwatch with a company domain. The output is described as human-readable text with a deep breakdown of the company, not structured data.
- Financial data aggregation for the company
- Technology stack detection
- Optional AI-powered due diligence summary, added with the --ai flag
Install the cli-anything-intelwatch package
The skill depends on a Python package that provides the command-line tool. Install it with pip, then confirm Node.js is available, because the source says the CLI uses Node.js and npx.
- Node.js 18 or newer must be installed and accessible via npx
- Run node -v and npx -v to check that your system meets the requirements
pip install cli-anything-intelwatchAdd the skill to your agent
Download the skill ZIP from this page and unzip it. Put the resulting folder in one of these locations, depending on whether you want it for all projects or one project:
You can also upload the ZIP in the Claude apps under Settings → Capabilities → Skills.
- Personal skills: ~/.claude/skills/
- Project skills: a project's .claude/skills/ folder
Trigger the skill with a natural request
You do not need to type the command yourself. Ask the agent for what you want, naming the company's domain. The skill tells the agent to use a domain such as doctolib.fr, not a company name, and to add --ai when you want due diligence.
Examples of requests that should match the skill:
- Profile kpmg.fr before my call with them tomorrow.
- Run an AI due diligence profile on company-name.com for an early M&A screen.
- Give me the technology stack and financial overview for target-client.com.
Run the commands directly
You can also run the tool yourself. Use --help to list options, a plain profile for sales research, or --ai to add the AI due diligence summary.
- cli-anything-intelwatch --help shows help
- cli-anything-intelwatch profile <domain> generates a deep profile
- cli-anything-intelwatch profile <domain> --ai adds the AI due diligence
cli-anything-intelwatch --help
cli-anything-intelwatch profile kpmg.fr
cli-anything-intelwatch profile kpmg.fr --aiSafety notes before you use it
This skill runs scripts and uses the network. Each request sends a company domain to an external provider, Intelwatch. The files do not say whether an API key or account is needed, so check your Intelwatch access before you start.
The AI-generated due diligence is not verified in the files and may be wrong. Treat it as a starting point for your own checks, not as an investment or legal conclusion. The skill is aimed at company profiling; the files do not describe person-level checks, so do not assume it can confirm facts about private individuals.
- Do not use it where data-protection rules limit sending company domains to a third-party service
- Verify AI summaries before any regulated decision
- Confirm the scope of the data you need, since the files do not document it in detail
What people use it for
- Sales teams researching a prospect company before outreach
- Analysts doing early-stage M&A screening of target companies
- Developers who want a quick command-line company lookup
- Checking a company's detected technology stack before a sales call
Frequently asked questions
How do I install the cli-anything-intelwatch skill?
Download the skill ZIP from this page and unzip it into ~/.claude/skills/ for personal use or a project's .claude/skills/ folder. You can also upload the ZIP in the Claude apps under Settings → Capabilities → Skills. The CLI itself is installed with pip install cli-anything-intelwatch.
What do I need to run cli-anything-intelwatch?
The source lists the Python package cli-anything-intelwatch installed via pip, Node.js 18 or newer with npx on the PATH, and Intelwatch service access. The files do not state whether an API key or account is required.
Is cli-anything-intelwatch free?
The skill is published under the Apache-2.0 licence. The source does not describe pricing or whether the Intelwatch service itself has costs, so check the provider's terms before relying on it.
What domain format should I use?
Use a web domain such as kpmg.fr or doctolib.fr, not a company name. The examples in the source show the domain alone with no www or https prefix.
Is the AI due diligence summary reliable?
The files do not verify the AI-generated due diligence and say it may be wrong. Use it as a starting point and check key facts with other sources before any investment, legal or other regulated decision.
Does the skill send my data anywhere?
Yes. The skill uses the network and sends company domains to an external provider, Intelwatch. If your data-protection rules restrict this, do not use the skill for those requests.
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Our verdict
This skill suits sales teams, analysts doing early M&A screening, and developers who want a quick command-line company profile from a domain. It is a weaker fit for regulated decisions, person-level checks, or any setting where sending company domains to a third-party service is not allowed; in those cases choose a tool with documented scope and data handling.
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