Use “Watch a web page for changes” in Recued. Watches one web page and fires only when its content actually changed. Each check fetches the URL and compares it with the page the server kept from the last change reported, so an unchanged page costs one request and no model call, and the recipe stores nothing itself.

Use “Watch a competitor's pricing page” in Recued. Watches one pricing page and tells you what moved. Each check compares the page with the one the server kept from the last change reported and stops there unless it changed; the recipe stores nothing itself.

Use “Company news brief” in Recued. Searches recent news once per company on your configured list, pools the results, drops stories that repeat across companies by URL, and hands you one brief with the source table behind it. Arm it on the cadence you want it — a Monday morning schedule is the usual choice.

Use “Answer with sources” in Recued. Answers a question from live web sources and shows the citations it used. Retrieves Brave's pre-extracted page content for the question, then drafts the answer from that content only.