Use Lensmor Agent

Last updated: July 24, 2026

Lensmor Agent helps you research events, companies, exhibitors, contacts, and outreach opportunities with natural language.

Use Agent when you know the business question but do not want to manually search and filter every dataset yourself. Agent can return written analysis, structured task results, and downloadable files when the task produces a table.

What Agent can help with

Agent is useful for tasks such as:

• Finding relevant exhibitors at a specific event.
• Evaluating whether an event fits your ICP.
• Building a pre-show outreach list.
• Researching a company and the 2026 trade shows where it appears.
• Identifying senior contacts at relevant exhibitors.
• Turning event and company context into outreach preparation.

Example prompts

You can ask:

Find me fleet management software and EV telematics providers exhibiting at ACT Expo 2026. Focus on companies selling to enterprise logistics teams.

Evaluate whether this event is a good fit for selling warehouse automation software to mid-market manufacturers.

Research Oracle and find which 2026 trade shows they are exhibiting at.

Build an outreach list of senior marketing leaders at relevant exhibitors for this event.

How to use Agent

1. Go to Agent from the sidebar.
2. Start from a suggested task such as Find exhibitors, Evaluate event fit, Build outreach list, or Research a company, or type your own prompt.
3. Describe your goal in plain English.
4. Add constraints such as event name, region, industry, target company size, buyer role, or seniority.
5. Submit the task and wait while Agent searches the relevant Lensmor data.
6. Review the written reasoning and any Task execution results table.
7. Use Download CSV when Agent returns a structured table you want to keep or share.

Work across multiple chats

Use a separate Agent chat for each research goal, event, account, or campaign. This keeps the context and results for one task from being mixed with another.

1. Open Agent and find the chat sidebar.
2. Select New chat.
3. Review the confirmation and select Start New Chat.
4. Send your first prompt. Lensmor uses the conversation to create a useful chat title.
5. Select any saved chat in the sidebar to return to its messages and results.

If Agent is still working when you start or switch to another chat, the original response continues in that chat. A Working... indicator identifies chats with an active task, so you can return to them later.

Starting a new chat clears any unsent draft in the composer. Your existing chat remains saved. You can also delete chats you no longer need from the chat sidebar.

Add your own Skills

A Skill is a reusable set of instructions and supporting files for a specific workflow. You can install personal Skills from a local bundle or a public GitHub repository, manage them inside Agent, and use enabled Skills from the Use Skills menu.

Upload a local Skill

1. Select the + button in the lower-left corner of the Agent composer.
2. Select Use Skills.
3. Select Add Skills, then select Upload a Skill.
4. Drag and drop the bundle into the upload area, or select it from your device.
5. Wait while Lensmor validates and installs the Skill.

Local Skill bundles must meet these requirements:

• Use the .zip or .skill file format.
• Include SKILL.md at the root level.
• Use skill.json only when you need optional metadata or script declarations.
• Declare every runnable script in skill.json before Agent can use it.

Import a Skill from GitHub

1. Select the + button in the lower-left corner of the Agent composer.
2. Select Use Skills.
3. Select Add Skills, then select Import Skill from GitHub.
4. Paste the URL of a public GitHub repository containing the Skill.
5. Select Import and wait for validation to finish.

If a repository contains more than one SKILL.md, paste the GitHub tree URL for the specific Skill subdirectory instead of the repository root.

Only public https://github.com repositories are supported. Private repositories and other Git hosting domains cannot be imported through this workflow.

Manage installed Skills

Select +, then Use Skills and Manage Skills to:

• Browse official and personal Skills.
• Review the files and instructions in a personal Skill.
• Enable or disable a personal Skill.
• Delete a personal Skill you no longer need.

An enabled personal Skill appears in the Added section of the Use Skills menu. Select the Skill there when you want Agent to apply it to your next request.

If you install another Skill with the same slug, Lensmor asks whether you want to replace the existing version. Replacement and deletion cannot be undone.

Only install Skills from sources you trust. Review SKILL.md, skill.json, and any included scripts before enabling a Skill.

What results can include

Agent results can vary by task, but a completed task may include:

• A short explanation of how Agent interpreted your request.
• Progress notes, such as which event or company dataset Agent searched.
• A structured results table with companies, domains, focus areas, contacts, or other task-specific fields.
• A Download CSV action when the result is available as a table.
• Suggested next tasks at the bottom of the chat input.

Credits and access

Some Agent tasks use Credits. The cost can vary depending on task scope, enrichment, and how much data Agent needs to inspect.

If a task requires event data, Lensmor may ask you to unlock the event first. Event Access includes exhibitors and public-signal attendees. Visitor data requires Full Access, or the Visitor upgrade after Event Access. If a task needs contact data, email or phone enrichment may require separate Credits.

Installing a Skill does not bypass existing Credit, data-access, or approval requirements. Tasks started through a Skill follow the same rules as other Agent tasks.

Best practices

• Be specific about your ICP.
• Name the event or region when you have one in mind.
• State what output you want, such as companies, contacts, outreach list, or event-fit analysis.
• Review the results before sending outreach or exporting contacts.

Agent can reduce research time, but it does not replace your team's judgment. Always review company fit, contact fit, and outreach copy before acting.