Use LeadMerlin wherever you work.

One REST API with an x-api-key header. These guides show the exact setup for each tool.

AI agents

Paste the LeadMerlin skill and ask for leads in plain English.

Claude Code

Agent skill (markdown file)

Claude Code can load skills from markdown files in your project. Add the LeadMerlin skill once and Claude can search Google Maps, enrich every business and write a CSV whenever you ask for leads.

Cursor

Project rule (markdown file)

Cursor’s agent follows project rules stored as files in your repo. Saving the LeadMerlin skill as a rule gives the agent the endpoints and workflow it needs to fetch leads on request.

OpenAI Codex

Instructions file (markdown)

Codex reads project instructions from an AGENTS.md file. Adding the LeadMerlin workflow there lets Codex run lead searches with curl or a short script.

Automation platforms

Generic HTTP steps — no official apps yet, but every platform can call the API.

n8n

Generic HTTP Request node — not an official n8n node

There is no dedicated LeadMerlin node yet. Use n8n’s built-in HTTP Request node with header authentication — the workflow is four nodes plus a loop.

Make

Generic HTTP module — not an official Make app

Use Make’s HTTP “Make a request” module. A scenario starts a search, waits for enrichment with a polling loop, then iterates the results into any app Make supports.

Zapier

Webhooks by Zapier — not an official Zapier app

Use the “Webhooks by Zapier” Custom Request action. Zapier works best for enriching small batches or pulling the first page of a search.

Code

Plain JSON over HTTPS. Full working examples.

Python

Plain HTTP (requests)

A single script using the requests library: resolve a city, start a search, poll, page through results and write a CSV.

Node.js

Plain HTTP (fetch)

A dependency-free ES module using Node 18+ built-in fetch.

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