Here's what's actually happening
You've built an impressive AI agent stack.
You've got Claygent enriching leads, Apify scraping competitors, Instantly managing replies, n8n wiring it all together. Maybe a Polymarket agent making calls on prediction markets. Maybe Cursor shipping features while you sleep.
It works. You know it works.
But here's what you've probably noticed — and maybe haven't said out loud yet.
Every time an agent runs, it starts from the same place it started last time.
The lead it enriched two weeks ago? Gone. The rationale behind that trade? Nowhere. The competitor pricing shift from Tuesday? Lost in a log file nobody reads. The reply intent signal that told you this ICP actually converts? Buried in a CRM field no future agent will ever touch.
Your agents are doing good work. Individual, isolated, non-compounding work.
And every day you run them that way, you are leaving the most valuable thing on the table — the accumulated intelligence those runs should be building.
"The bottleneck isn't that your agents can't think. It's that most of their thinking dies where it was created."
You like what you've built, right?
Fair. It's fast. It's automated. It handles work that used to take an entire team.
But if you could change one thing — just one — would it be that every run starts fresh? That the lead your agent spent 20 API calls enriching last month has to be re-enriched again today because nothing persisted? That your trading agent has no memory of the market context that led to a winning call six weeks ago?
Because here's the problem — and it's not the agents, it's not the tools, and it's not the prompts:
Your stack has no shared substrate.
Picture what this actually looks like
You run 1,000 emails.
You don't analyse the results.
Monday
Your outbound agent pulls 50 leads. Not from scratch — from a graph that already knows the companies, the signal history, every prior enrichment pass your agents have made on that domain. It starts from month three of context, not day one.
Tuesday
Your reply agent classifies an intent signal — 'this ICP responds to pricing transparency' — and that signal joins a running pattern graph. The next time you touch a company in that segment, the graph already knows what worked.
Wednesday
Your Apify actors run overnight. Competitor pricing changed. New job postings at a target account. Instead of disappearing into a JSON file, it writes as a timestamped delta on those entities. Your GTM agent wakes up and already knows.
Thursday
Your Polymarket agent enters a market. Before making a call, it queries every prior decision on similar markets: the rationale, the signal sources, the outcome. It inherits collective decision history.
You don't predict the market. Your agents do — because they've already lived through every version of it that ever ran on your graph.
That's not automation. That's a system that thinks ahead of you.
And on the flip side
Without this, you're the bottleneck.
Two weeks from now
You're still the one writing follow-up prompts. Every insight lives in your head or a CSV. Your next move needs a prompt from you. You're running the agent — not the other way around.
Two months from now
You've enriched 500 leads three times because nothing persisted. Your trading agent has made 200 decisions and none of them informed the next one. Every run starts from the same place you started on day one.
Two years from now
No compounding signal. Your competitor's agent has profiled 10,000 companies and simulated every campaign variant. It found the pattern. You're still paying for intelligence that evaporates.
The pitch
Based on everything above.
Three things. Each maps directly to the problem your stack has right now.
Every agent writes to the same graph. Every future agent reads from it.
Do you feel like that would actually change how your stack operates?
Forage maintains a persistent, typed entity graph — companies, contacts, markets, competitors, decisions — that any agent in your stack can read from and write to via API. When your Claygent enriches a company, it goes to the graph. When your Apify actor detects a pricing change, it writes a timestamped delta. When your reply agent classifies an intent signal, it joins the pattern graph for that ICP segment. The next agent starts where the last one left off.
Not what happened. Why it happened. What came next.
Does that solve the problem you described?
Most agent stacks store outputs. Forage stores decisions. Every time an agent makes a call — a trade executed, a sequence triggered, a prospect qualified — Forage logs the decision, the rationale, the context that informed it, and the outcome. A new agent entering a market queries: "Show me every decision made on markets like this, including the reasoning and the outcome." It inherits the collective intelligence of every prior agent.
Your agents query it like they think. Your orchestration writes to it like they breathe.
Does that solve the build-it-yourself problem?
Natural language query interface built for agent calls. An agent asks: "What do we know about this company?" and gets structured, cited context back. On the write side: n8n node, Instantly connector, Apify integration, Polymarket hooks, OpenClaw AgentSkill, LangGraph/CrewAI native adapter. No schema maintenance. No custom pipelines. Wire it once. It compounds forever.
Based on all three — do you actually feel like this would change what your stack is capable of?
And what would be different for you first — the lead graph, the trading archive, or the wiring layer?
What you stop paying for separately
Ten tools your agent did not have yesterday.
One connection. Pay as you go.
Most users spend £15–60 a month. Not £899.
Pay only for what your agent actually calls. Nothing more.
Skills
12 Skills. Each one fires
6 sources in parallel.
One call. Multiple data sources merged, deduplicated, and enriched into the graph.
Your agent gets the result and the memory.
Pay per call
No subscriptions. No minimums. Each tool call shows its cost in the response.
$5.00 credit included
No card required. Cancel anytime. Use it on any tool or Skill.
Setup
Your agent connects once.
Every session after that builds on the last.
One config block. Five minutes.
// claude_desktop_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"forage": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@anthropic/mcp-proxy", "https://ernesta-labs--forage.apify.actor/mcp"],
"env": { "APIFY_API_TOKEN": "YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN" }
}
}
}Your agent calls tools. The graph remembers.
// Pull 100 verified B2B leads at £0.0025 each
const leads = await forage.find_leads({
job_title: "CTO",
location: "London",
industry: "SaaS",
num_leads: 100
});
// One call. Full company dossier. Stored to graph.
const dossier = await forage.trigger_skill(
"Company Dossier",
{ domain: "stripe.com" }
);
// Next session: instant recall. No API call. No cost.
const cached = await forage.query_knowledge({
query: "stripe competitors fintech",
limit: 10
});
// Returns from graph — your agent already knows thisPay per call. Nothing to cancel.
No invoice. No monthly minimum. Credits deplete per call at exact cost. Top up when you need more. Walk away when you do not. There is no contract.
“I asked my agent about a prospect. It already knew them from a call three weeks ago. The graph had competitors, tech stack, hiring signals — all there. That's not a search tool.”
“The knowledge graph answered a question about the Berlin fintech scene that would have taken me 50 scrapes to compile. My agent remembered every company we'd ever touched.”
“My agent stopped hallucinating the moment I connected Forage. Real data, sourced live, stored permanently. It knows what it doesn't know now.”
Integrates with
Pricing
Pay per call. No minimums. No seats.
£0.0025 per lead. No card required. $5.00 credit included. Cancel anytime.
If your first 500 leads cost more than £2, we refund the difference.
At £0.0025 per lead, 500 leads should cost £1.25. If our pricing ever fails that promise, we send money back. No questions. No support ticket. Automatic.
No lock-in guarantee
If you stop using Forage, your unused credits never expire. There is nothing to cancel. There is no contract. You either find value or you don't spend.
Questions
The objections you're already thinking about.
Your agent is one connection away
from never forgetting again
No credit card required. $5.00 credit included. Cancel anytime. Choose what you use—167 searches, 62 scrapes, or 1 full company dossier + 33 searches.