WebMCP

BrowserCommunity skill

glassdoor.com WebMCP tools

Extract a company's overall rating, sub-rating averages, recommend/outlook/CEO-approval percentages, and a filtered slice of employee reviews from Glassdoor — accepting a URL, EmployerId, or company name (+ optional location disambiguator) and supporting the full review-page filter rail (stars, job title, location, employment status, language, employment type, sort, keyword, limit). Read-only.

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What can an agent do with glassdoor.com WebMCP tools?

Extract a company's overall rating, sub-rating averages, recommend/outlook/CEO-approval percentages, and a filtered slice of employee reviews from Glassdoor — accepting a URL, EmployerId, or company name (+ optional location disambiguator) and supporting the full review-page filter rail (stars, job title, location, employment status, language, employment type, sort, keyword, limit). Read-only. This page documents every listed tool, the action or answer it provides, its installation command, and the input fields an agent should send.

WebMCP tools on glassdoor.com

Tool 1 of 1BrowserAnswer

get-company-reviews

Extract a company's overall rating, sub-rating averages, recommend/outlook/CEO-approval percentages, and a filtered slice of employee reviews from Glassdoor — accepting a URL, EmployerId, or company name (+ optional location disambiguator) and supporting the full review-page filter rail (stars, job title, location, employment status, language, employment type, sort, keyword, limit). Read-only.

How to install

browse skills add glassdoor.com/get-company-reviews-qknrhf

Install browse first, then run the command in a terminal. WebMCP tools run directly on the website and do not need a package install.

Run with an agent

Use the get-company-reviews tool on glassdoor.com with query: <string>, url: <string>, location: <string>. Return the structured result and cite the source page.

Input contract

  • query string The thing to search for.
  • url string The URL or page to inspect.
  • location string A place, city, or address.

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