navvi-signup

Navvi Signup

Account creation skill. Creates a new account on a service using Navvi MCP tools and gopass credentials.

First Steps (ALWAYS)

1. Read the persona brief — this tells you who you are, your email, your accounts, your history:

mcp__navvi__navvi_milestone(action="brief", persona="{persona}")

Use the primary email from the brief when signing up. Never guess from the persona name.

1. Unlock atomic tools — you'll need them for form filling:

mcp__navvi__navvi_atomic(enable=true)

Prerequisites

• Navvi container must be running (mcp__navvi__navvi_start)
• GPG/gopass must be initialized (needs NAVVI_GPG_PASSPHRASE in MCP config)

Workflow

Step 1: Check for existing account

Read persona://{persona}/state

If an account already exists for this service, report it and stop.

Step 2: Generate credentials

mcp__navvi__navvi_creds(action="generate", entry="navvi/{persona}/{service}", username="{chosen_username}")

Password is created inside the container and NEVER appears in your context.

Step 3: Navigate to signup page

mcp__navvi__navvi_open(url="https://{service}/signup")

Take a screenshot to see the page. If no obvious signup URL, try the homepage and look for a "Sign Up" or "Create Account" link.

Step 4: Fill the signup form

mcp__navvi__navvi_creds(action="autofill", entry="navvi/{persona}/{service}")

If autofill fails (non-standard form, multiple forms with same field names):

1. Use navvi_find to locate the correct form fields
2. Use navvi_fill for username/email only
3. For password: use navvi_creds(action="autofill") with explicit selectors, or tab to the password field and use autofill
4. NEVER type passwords manually

Custom Dropdowns (Fluent UI, React Select, etc.)

Do NOT use navvi_browse for custom dropdowns — it gets stuck in scroll loops. Use atomic tools directly:

1. Find the dropdown trigger: navvi_find("[role=combobox]") or navvi_find("select")
2. Click to open it: navvi_click(x, y)
3. Find all options: navvi_find("[role=option]", all=true)
4. Find and click the desired option by text match
5. If the option list is long, use navvi_find("[role=option]:text('Chile')") or scroll within the dropdown