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EximAgent CLI

Trade intelligence from the command line: find importers, classify products, check tariffs, screen sanctions, and draft outreach — every result labelled with its confidence.

EximAgent is a trade-intelligence CLI. From one command line you can find real importers and distributors in customs records, classify a product into an HS code, check duties, screen a name against sanctions, enrich a company from its website, and draft outreach — with every field labelled by how much you should trust it.

It is built to be driven either by you, directly in a terminal, or by a coding agent running on your machine.

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What it does

FamilyWhat you reach forCommands
Buyer discoveryFinding companies that are not yet in the corpussearch run, search refine, prospects find
Classification and dutiesTurning a product into a code, then a costhscode search, tariff, trade lookup, landed cost
Shipment recordsWho actually shipped what, where, and whenshipments search, company shipments, evidence show
Signals and analyticsMarket questions answered over the full corpusshipments market-signals, analytics query, market …
Company intelligenceWho they buy from, sell to, and trade likecompanies profile, companies suppliers
EnrichmentUnderstanding a company and reaching its peopleenrich company, enrich contacts, profile-match …
OutreachDrafting, reviewing, sending, and following upemail draft, email send, sequence …, reply …
MonitoringBeing told when something moveswatch …, monitor …, reminder …
Saved stateProfiles, collections, corridors, knowledgeprofile, collection, corridor, kb

The full surface is in the command reference.

The three rules worth knowing first

  1. Preview anything billable. --dry-run wraps any expensive or irreversible command and shows the plan before it runs. See previews and confirmation.
  2. Read the confidence label. No field is just a value — each carries a source and a confidence tier, and you should never speak above it. See the confidence model.
  3. Batch, never loop. A list of companies, URLs, or queries goes in one call via --inputs. See bulk input and streaming.