Puppy sourcing

Find puppies. Get to know their breeders.

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Sourcing requests

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Configuration

Agent settings save automatically. Save each source or GHL form after editing.

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Discovery agents

General web runs with each listed agent. Dedicated discovery sources have their own model settings below.

Maximum search repeats

Repeat when no acceptable breeders are found. Exclude previously found listings and sellers; stop on an acceptable breeder, no new results, or this limit.

Prompt structure and instructions

Edit the shared prompt instructions

1. Search objective.
Describe the customer's sourcing request and requested count.

2. Required puppy characteristics.
Include every mandatory requirement exactly as interpreted from the request. Restrict breeder locations to Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana. Exclude puppies listed as sold, reserved, or unavailable.

3. Preferences and additional instructions.
Preserve preferences and all additional details. Distinguish preferences from mandatory requirements. Do not invent missing requirements.

4. Sourcing and exclusion rules.
Search the assigned source. General web discovery must exclude the scopes owned by dedicated discovery sources. Keep individual sellers separate from marketplace listing websites. Avoid duplicate puppies without dropping their source evidence.

5. Evidence and missing-information rules.
Use breeder-provided facts. Record missing and unsupported requirements explicitly. Do not substitute breed averages for unknown adult weights. Distinguish listed availability from breeder-confirmed availability. Cite sources for puppy and seller information.

6. Required output structure.
Return structured puppy results, seller identity leads, source listing information, contacts, suitability evidence, and missing information. Return as many verified candidates as available without loosening mandatory criteria.

The full prompt and structured criteria are generated together within these six sections. Each run preserves the exact prompt and source exclusions.

Discovery sources

Dedicated sources own their scopes. General web discovery excludes those scopes, including purchased-from breeder websites.

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GHL initial outreach

Send reviewed initial outreach as an SMS. GHL assigns this user to the contact; SMS uses the sending number.

Contact enrichment

ModelReasoning effort

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Runs automatically for each newly discovered breeder. Results are cached globally.

Enrichment prompt

Edit the shared prompt

Research this breeder's public business contact information using the supplied breeder information as your starting point. Search the web and examine the breeder's own website, contact pages, and relevant public business records.

Distinguish the kennel or business name from the names of its breeders, owners, or operators. Include business aliases when supported by sources. Find the location, public business address, website, and contact page. Collect all publicly listed business phone numbers and email addresses, including labels identifying who or what each contact belongs to when provided. Cite the source URL for each phone number and email, and include sources for the other information.

Confirm that each source refers to this breeder using its name, website, location, or existing contacts. Do not combine unrelated businesses or guess names, addresses, or contact information. Use null for unknown fields and empty arrays when no verified information is found. Return only the structured breeder information. Do not research breeder vetting or Pawthenticity records.

Puppy media

ModelReasoning effort

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Runs for each puppy to find its verified photos and videos.

Puppy media prompt