The connector is most useful when you compose several steps in one conversation: discovery, evaluation, the sponsorship graph, and audience fit. Here are four workflows to start with. Each prompt was validated against the live server.
Build a creator shortlist
Discover creators that match your brief, then pull the detail you need to decide.
Find gaming creators in the US with 100k to 500k subscribers who already do sponsorships, and list their top existing sponsors.
The agent runs search_creators with your filters and returns a page of matches with headline
stats and top sponsors, each linked back to Influesque. Ask it to open the most promising profile
and it calls get_creator for the full picture.
Find who sponsors a niche
Understand which brands are active in a space before you pitch or position.
Build a table of travel creators in the Netherlands with engagement above 3%, with links to each on Influesque.
The agent filters by country, niche, and engagement, then formats the results as a table you can paste into a doc. Add "and show their top sponsors" to see which brands are already spending in the niche.
Competitor sponsorship analysis
Walk the sponsorship graph from a brand to the creators it works with.
Which creators has HelloFresh worked with?
The agent uses search_sponsors to find the brand, then get_sponsor to list the creators it has
sponsored, with reach and niche context. This is how you answer "which creators has my competitor
sponsored?" and check for conflicts before outreach.
Vet a creator's audience
Check audience fit before you commit.
For the top creator on that list, what does their audience look like by age, gender, and country?
The agent calls get_creator_audience and returns estimated demographics with a confidence score,
so you can confirm the audience matches your target before reaching out.
You can chain these in one conversation: shortlist, then check sponsors for conflicts, then vet the audience of the finalists, all with links back into the app. See the Tools reference for everything the agent can call.