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Example

Automatically locate and extract 'About', 'Team', 'Services', 'Portfolio', 'Case studies', and 'Contact' pages/sections from the target website and any linked subpages.

Scenario

A reviewer pastes a candidate agency URL. The evaluator crawls the site (or parses the provided HTML), enumerates pages it found, returns a checklist of required sections and highlights missing or generic sections (e.g., 'Team' missing, or 'Portfolio' present but contains only images with no context).

Example

Detect the number of distinct people described, check for professional-looking bios (name, role, LinkedIn link or public profile), detect stock-photo reuse, and flag single-person indicators such as repeated pronouns or one-person email addresses.

Scenario

A Fiverr listing claims to be an 'agency of 5' but the tool finds one founder bio, one email, and three generic headshots that match stock-photo patterns. The evaluator reports a high-likelihood freelancer masquerading as an agency and lists the specific evidence (linked image sources, missing third-party social profiles).

Example

Assess portfolio items for depth: presence of client names, measurable outcomes, case-study narrative, or live links; detect placeholder text (e.g., lorem ipsum) and low-effort templates.

Scenario

A buyer wants to confirm quality before awarding a $3k design project. The evaluator checks the portfolio and finds 2 strong case studies with metrics and live sites, 1 entry that is a screenshot with no context, and 3 entries that contain lorem ipsum. The evaluator scores quality and recommends which portfolio items to verify in an interview (ask for client contact or proof of work).

Example

Parse services listed, map them to standardized service categories (e.g., 'UX design', 'Front-end development', 'SEO'), and detect if the breadth is plausible for a small team versus a single freelancer.

Scenario

A website advertises 'mobile apps, enterprise integrations, full-stack development, TVC production, and AI strategy'. The evaluator flags service scope as unusually broad for a claimed 2-person team and recommends asking for project-specific references or proof of capability (team bios with relevant expertise).

Example

Combine detected signals into a numeric score (1–10) and an interpretable set of flags: 'Insufficient team evidence', 'Placeholder text present', 'Portfolio lacks provenance', 'Stock images detected'.

Scenario

After analyzing a site, the evaluator returns: score = 3 (No), flags = ['Only one named person', '3/6 portfolio items are screenshots with no details', 'Team photos match stock images']. This quick summary lets a marketplace moderator decide to mark the listing for manual review or to remove 'agency' labels pending verification.

Example

Generate specific remediation steps: 'Add two named specialists with bios and LinkedIn links', 'Replace lorem ipsum with case-study descriptions', 'Provide client contact or signed NDAs for verification'.

Scenario

A freelancer wants to become a verified agency. The evaluator returns a prioritized checklist and sample text templates (team bio format, case-study outline) so the user can implement the required changes and re-submit for evaluation.

Example

Produce human-readable summary reports (HTML/JSON/PDF) with evidence links, screenshots, and the final rating, tailored for reviewers, buyers, or compliance teams.

Scenario

A compliance team needs a PDF for each reviewed vendor to keep audit trails. The evaluator exports a PDF with the score, the raw evidence (excerpts of the team page, portfolio screenshots), and the rationale tied to the scoring rubric.

Example

Create an interview guide based on detected gaps (e.g., if no client names, include 'Can you provide client references or invoices?'), prioritized by risk.

Scenario

A procurement specialist uses the generated checklist during vendor interviews to quickly verify claims flagged by the evaluator, making the screening process faster and consistent across vendors.