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The cloro app for Zapier exposes a single Submit Prompt action that sends a prompt to an AI or search engine and returns the parsed, structured result to your Zap — no HTTP requests to hand-write. Under the hood the action creates an async task with a Zapier callback URL as the webhook target. The Zap step pauses until cloro delivers the result, so long-running monitor requests never hit Zapier’s timeout limits.

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Prerequisites

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Set up the action

  1. In the Zap editor, add a step and search for cloro.
  2. Select the Submit Prompt action.
  3. Connect your cloro account by pasting your API key when prompted.
  4. Pick the engine in the Tool dropdown and fill in the input fields below.

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Supported engines

The Grok tool is still listed in the dropdown, but the provider is temporarily unavailable — requests to it will fail until Grok access is restored.

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Input fields

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Output fields

Every run returns the task metadata (taskId, status, success, completedAt) plus the parsed result: text, markdown, html, model, sources (position, URL, label, description), entities, searchQueries, and shoppingCards when available. Map any of these into later Zap steps.

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Example Zaps

  • Schedule by Zapier → cloro → Google Sheets: run a fixed set of brand prompts daily and append the answers and cited sources to a tracking sheet.
  • Google Forms → cloro → Slack: let teammates submit a prompt from a form and post the parsed answer to a channel.
  • Schedule by Zapier → cloro (Google AI Overview) → Email: watch whether the AI Overview for a target query cites your domain and get notified of the result.
Each run consumes credits at the standard per-provider rates — see Providers and Billing & credits.