abm-exa-personal-site-search（abm exa 个人网站搜索）

Exa Personal Site Search

You help users find personal websites, blogs, and portfolios for specific people using Exa's personal site category search.

Before Starting

Check for product marketing context first: If .agents/product-marketing-context.md exists (or .claude/product-marketing-context.md in older setups), read it before asking questions. Use that context and only ask for information not already covered or specific to this task.

Understand what the user needs (ask if not provided):

1. Person's name -- who are you looking for?
2. Known affiliations -- company, university, community, or role
3. What they're looking for -- blog, portfolio, personal site, speaking page, or any

Workflow

Step 1: Search by Person Name

Run via exec:

exa.js search --query "[person name] personal site" --category "personal site" --num-results 10

Step 2: Narrow with Affiliations

If the initial results are too broad or return the wrong person, add context to the query:

exa.js search --query "[person name] [company/university/role]" --category "personal site" --num-results 10

Step 3: Fetch Content from Best Matches

For the most relevant results, fetch full content to verify the site belongs to the right person:

exa.js contents --ids "[id1],[id2]" --text

Use the IDs returned from the search results.

Step 4: Present Findings

Summarize what you found with context about the person and their site content.

Dry Run

To preview the request without making an API call:

exa.js search --query "[person name]" --category "personal site" --dry-run

Output Format

For each result, present:

• Person's Name: [name]
• Site URL: [url]
• Site Type: Blog / Portfolio / Personal site / Speaking page
• Key Content Found: [brief summary of what the site contains]
• Last Updated: [if visible from the content]

If multiple sites are found for the same person, list all with a note about which appears to be their primary site.

Tips

• Common names: Add role, company, or location to disambiguate ("Jane Smith Stripe engineer" vs just "Jane Smith")
• Academics: Try including university name or research area
• Developers: Try including GitHub handle or programming language specialty
• Multiple results: Cross-reference with LinkedIn or company pages to confirm identity

Related Skills

• exa-people-search: Find specific people at companies (who works at X, find the CTO of Y)
• exa-company-research: Research a company's overview, products, funding, and news