Coconut offers powerful ways to gather information from a wide array of sources (such as internal systems, third-party APIs, and the web itself) and turn it into highly actionable insights.
Create a custom knowledge agent
It starts with the creation of a custom agent that’s configured with your intelligence gathering goal. Common examples include (although are certainly not limited to) the following:
- Market analysis
- Competitor research
- Idea validation
- Customer discovery and enrichment
Coconut has a large registry of reusable agents
Sources can be very specific or as broad as a search engine query (conducted by the agent) which will then crawl the returned results. Popular services, along with their provided MCP servers, include Apify, Tavily, Firecrawl or Serp API.
Please use the Firecrawl MCP server to crawl each of the following links in: .nut/context/knowledge/sphere-links.md and put a summary of your findings in a new document called: .nut/context/knowledge/sphere-gtm.md
Note the .nut/context/knowledge/filename.md path is a way of referencing knowledge base files (new or existing) within a Coconut’s filesystem
Set the schedule
The agent can then be run on-demand or scheduled to run on a pre-determined cadence (such as once a day or every Friday at noon).
Use your research
Everything that lives within a Coconut instance can be referenced by everything else (such as coding or image generation agents). Now that you have research, use it to create a visual representation of your findings with Nano Banana Pro.
