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Superdata exposes 35 native tools for company and people discovery, composed research, market analysis, contact enrichment, LinkedIn research, async jobs, and interactive results. The three progressive tools preserve access to supported long-tail intelligence operations without loading every raw schema into the client at once.

Primary direct tools

Composed research and enrichment

The two composed research tools accept estimate, preview, and execute modes. Estimate mode returns a cost and latency range without provider work. Large executions can return an async job instead of holding one request open.

Market and fit analysis

Async jobs

Poll using the server-provided interval. Completed results are available only to the authenticated workspace that created the job. Every other catalog capability remains available through progressive discovery. This includes workforce, audiences, jobs, identity, bulk operations, iOS and Android apps, rankings, SDKs, websites, web technologies, search, and social intelligence.

Presentation tools

superdata_render_people_results, superdata_render_company_results, superdata_render_jobs_results, and superdata_render_company_brief turn normalized findings into interactive result cards. Presentation tools are read-only and do not consume credits.

Progressive fallback

superdata_search_capabilities

Search the catalog by natural-language intent or exact category when the appropriate direct tool is not already clear.

Inputs

The response contains the available categories, match count, and matching capabilities. Each match includes its exact name, title, category, and an optional description.

superdata_get_capability

Inspect the contract for one exact capability name returned by superdata_search_capabilities.

Inputs

The response includes the HTTP method, path template, required path parameters, category, read-only status, execution tool, and credit cost. Discovery and inspection do not consume credits.

superdata_call

Execute one capability selected through discovery. Do not invent operation names, path parameters, or taxonomy identifiers.

Inputs

A successful response contains:
  • ok: true
  • The executed operation
  • Upstream statusCode and contentType
  • Parsed provider data
  • responseBytes and a truncated indicator
  • creditsConsumed: 1
An unsuccessful response contains ok: false and a public error with code, message, and an optional upstream statusCode. Failed execution restores the reserved credit.
Only set confirmMutation: true after reviewing the selected capability and approving the external change. This includes operations that submit, ingest, prioritize, redact, or delete data.

Capability areas

The catalog covers company and people intelligence, LinkedIn, email, technology and SDK signals, mobile applications, search results, taxonomy, segments, identity, privacy, and account usage. Search the live catalog rather than relying on a static list because available capabilities can change. For taxonomy-backed operations, run segments_search_features first and use the returned identifiers exactly as provided.