I've been running this as my Claygent-style agent inside and outside Clay. You send a prompt and a schema. Ferret searches the web, reads the pages, and returns actionable fields for your GTM motion.
Cloudflare Workers lets you run JavaScript at the edge with no servers to manage. Deploy code close to your users in milliseconds.
The Free plan includes 100,000 requests per day and is ideal for prototypes and side projects. No credit card required to start.
On the Workers Paid plan ($5/month), you get higher limits, longer CPU time, and access to Browser Rendering.
Billing is usage-based beyond the included allotment, so you only pay for what you use.
researched from live web sources
The model chooses queries and URLs. You get schema-checked JSON where numbers stay numbers and enums stay legal.
Each provider is one function. Point AGENT.md at your keys and keep the loop.
If you can fire JSON over HTTP, you can run Ferret. No special platform required.
Native edge fetch first, then Browser Rendering, then paid proxies only when the page fights back.
MAX_FETCHES and a deadline kill a confused run before your HTTP client hangs.
Pin research to a domain when third-party blogs would only add noise.
A 404 stops the paid cascade. Ferret hunts the live page instead of burning credits.
Clone the repo, have your coding agent wire your keys, then deploy. The free Workers tier is enough to start.
