find_tools, describe_tool, execute_tool
— sorted the way the question needs.
What you can ask
- “Compare Capterra pros and cons for Slack by reviewer company size.”
- “What do Capterra reviewers in healthcare say about this practice-management tool?”
- “Pull the most complete Capterra reviews of this product and summarize the cons.”
- “How does this CRM score on Capterra’s sub-ratings, and where does it fall short?”
- “Show me the lowest-rated Capterra reviews of this product from companies with fewer than 50 employees.”
- “Open this Capterra product URL and give me the newest reviews with each reviewer’s job title.”
- “Which pros come up most often in the highest-rated Capterra reviews of this tool?”
- “Capterra 上中小企业对这款 CRM 的评价怎么样?“
What’s covered
Identifiers- Reviews for a product by the URL of its Capterra product page
- Most recent by default, or the most complete reviews first, highest rated or lowest rated
- A
limiton how many reviews come back; set it to fetch only as many as you need
- Overall rating and Capterra’s sub-ratings for each review
- Pros and cons as the reviewer wrote them
- The reviewer’s job title, company size and industry
How to use it
Pass the request in plain language and let the router pick the tool:limit to fetch only as many reviews as you need. Always describe_tool
before executing: it shows the accepted sort values and the per-call cost.
Building with code? Capterra is available through the catalog tools
above only; there are no fixed-contract Scenario Methods for it yet. See the
Scenario Methods overview for the
platforms that have them.
FAQ
Do I need a Capterra vendor account?
Do I need a Capterra vendor account?
No. AgentKey holds the upstream access; your agent only needs your AgentKey
subscription.
Can it reply to, flag or post reviews?
Can it reply to, flag or post reviews?
No. The tool is read-only — reviews come out, nothing goes in. Nothing is
posted, answered or reported.
What isn't covered?
What isn't covered?
Product search and product profiles: there is no Capterra search tool, so
start from the product’s Capterra URL. Reviews of the same product on
G2 are read by its G2
slug or URL, and consumer brands are reviewed on
Trustpilot.