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Claygent Navigator is a 📝Claygent model inside 📝Clay that automates interactive web browsing — clicking buttons, filling forms, paginating, and pulling structured data from sites that don't expose clean APIs.

It exists because most outbound enrichment hits a wall at the page boundary: data lives behind login walls, multi-step search forms, paginated grids, or PDFs that text-only research agents can't read.

Built for 📝Go-To-Market (GTM) and sales-ops teams using Claygent to enrich accounts from sources that resist scraping — public registries, dashboards, gated databases, and multi-hop research flows.

Key Capabilities

  • Interactive page handling — agents click buttons, fill out forms, toggle filters, scroll through long results, and paginate through gated UIs that resist plain scraping.
  • Multi-format extraction — extracts structured data from web pages, dynamic tables, PDFs, and XML or CSV outputs, all in a single Claygent run with no separate parser.
  • Replay visibility — every Navigator run includes a step-by-step Claygent Replay showing exactly what was clicked, filled, and checked along the way, ready for inspection.
  • Multi-hop research — chains across multiple pages, dropdowns, and external sources in one continuous research run instead of stitching together a series of one-shot lookups.
  • Operator-style agency — inspired by 📝OpenAI's Operator, Navigator acts on the page like an active teammate taking the next click instead of a passive scraper waiting for direction.

Getting Started

  1. Open a Clay table and add or open a Claygent column.
  2. In the Claygent settings, select Navigator as the model.
  3. Describe the task in plain language — what site, what to click, what to extract.
  4. Test on a few rows to confirm Navigator can reach the target data.
  5. Review the Claygent Replay for each row to verify steps before scaling up.

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Clay Claygent Navigator — Agentic Web Browsing for GTM Research - MythOS