In-app extraction
Agents open the app, navigate to the data, and extract it the same way a person would: screen by screen, on a real device.
Three pains every sales and BD team hits weekly. Each one is what your reps actually complain about, not what a feature page would call them.
The data you need lives inside mobile apps that have no API, and web scraping does not reach it.
Every pipeline below is a shape you wire on the canvas using the crew and tools further down. Not a feature we ship for you, a pattern you configure.
Agents open the app, navigate to the data, and extract it the same way a person would: screen by screen, on a real device.
Scoped to the apps you allow, on a schedule you set, with every run logged and reviewable.
Extracted screens become validated, structured records your pipeline can consume.
Real personas from the research_team crew. Each ships with a tuned system prompt and a default tool allowlist. Swap models per persona on the canvas.
Turns screen-by-screen extraction into clean, validated datasets.
Decides which in-app sources matter and what to pull from them.
Documents each source and keeps extractions reproducible.
Every tool below is a real shared tool from the Melaya bundle. Allowlist per agent; HITL-gate the writes; revoke any of them in one click.
Navigates the app and reads the data from the screen on a real device.
Validates and profiles what came off the screens.
Lands the results where your pipeline expects them.
Builds a searchable record of every extraction run.
Every pipeline ships with three layers of knowledge access. Mix and match per agent on the canvas. No shared vector space with another tenant, no surprise reads, no opaque retrieval.
includeContextPer-pipeline documents appended to specific agents' input on every run. The ICP brief, playbook, pricing sheet, or won-deal email corpus. Whatever needs to be there before the agent thinks. You pick which personas get which docs.
rag_retrieveA scoped tool granted per-agent. When the agent decides it needs more depth, it queries the workflow's vector store on demand. Same knowledge base as Static context, accessed only when the model asks for it.
pipeline_memoryPipeline-level state that carries from one run to the next. Yesterday's research is in scope for today's follow-up. The crew remembers what it already prospected, what got approved, what was sent. The audit log is the second-order knowledge base.
That is the point. The agent reads the data from the app screen on a real device, so no API is required.
Yes. Runs are scoped to the apps you allow, scheduled by you, and every step is logged and reviewable.
Scripts stop working when the data lives inside a mobile app with no API and no stable web endpoint. Melaya's Device Control operates a real Android phone, so agents read the same screens a person sees. The Data Scientist persona then validates the output with the data_utils bundle, and full run traces show what every step read.
No. n8n, Zapier, and Make execute predefined trigger-action steps against APIs, so an app without an API stays out of reach. Melaya's agents plan across steps on a canvas of agents, tools, triggers, and approval gates, and the phone bundle reads app screens directly on a real device. Zapier and Make do win on connector breadth for simple API automations.
Three tool bundles carry the pipeline. The phone bundle navigates the app and reads each screen on a real device, data_utils validates and profiles the extracted fields, and the database bundle lands results where your pipeline expects them. The knowledge bundle keeps a searchable record of every extraction run.
Yes. Runs fire on the schedule you set, and each agent is scoped to an allowlist, so the phone bundle can open only the apps you approved. The Market Analyst persona decides which in-app sources matter, and every scheduled run produces a full run trace you can review.
Governance in Melaya rests on scoped tool allowlists, human-in-the-loop approval on every write, and full run traces. Agents open only allowed apps, writes through the database bundle can pause for approval before landing, and deterministic-first evaluation runs rule-based checks on extracted data before any model-graded ones.
Yes. The Literature Specialist persona documents each source and keeps extractions reproducible, and any run can be saved as a reusable template. Full run traces record each step with timestamps, so you can compare runs, catch layout drift inside an app, and rerun the same pipeline unchanged.
A real phone. Melaya's Device Control operates a real Android phone: agents open allowed apps, read the screen, and tap and type the way a person does. Anything that would publish or submit pauses for on-device approval, and a read-only extraction never posts on your behalf.
Yes. Melaya runs in the cloud or on your local runner, so sensitive extraction steps and the resulting datasets can stay on hardware you control. Per-step model routing across 49 providers lets you keep parsing on local models, and cost per accepted result is visible for every run.
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