Control and analyze a user-approved Google Chrome tab, or analyze supplied JavaScript, source maps, binary payloads, protocols, and WASM locally through chrome-agent-bridge MCP tools. Use for visible page control, script collection/search, CDP debugging, performance profiling, sensitive opt-in network inspection…
Expertise in high-performance native codebase scanning and validation using Rust. Trigger this skill when asked to "scan the codebase natively", "run rust scanner", or "validate bxc core using rust".
Find B2B prospects, research and score leads, generate personalized outreach drafts, create macOS Mail.app drafts, and open lead sources for manual verification — via the local Codex-native Lead Hunter CLI. Every outreach action stops at a human-reviewed draft; nothing is ever sent or posted automatically.
A workflow for publishing image-and-text posts on Facebook using Playwright and CDP, two browser-automation methods. It uses encoded image data to place pictures into Facebook’s upload control.
Use the Web Search Neo MCP server for free web search without API keys, resilient multi-engine fallback, HTTP page fetching, the user's current signed-in Chrome with AI-group tabs, isolated browser profiles, accessibility-level page inspection, form filling and upload, page console and network diagnostics…
Recipes for the user's real, logged-in Chrome through the chrome-bridge MCP tools and the zero-token chrome-bridge CLI. Use whenever the user wants to test, debug, audit, compare or automate something in a browser — a form "until the email arrives", a checkout with a test card, a pixel/GTM check, a cookie-banner…
Unleash a mob of AI virtual users (impatient shoppers, confused seniors, keyboard-only users, chaos monkeys) on a website to stress-test its UX and hunt bugs. Use when the user asks to "crowd test", "mob test", "send virtual users", or wants persona-based UX/QA feedback on a URL before launch.
Drive Devloop — browser + dev-server on one correlated timeline (web, plus native iOS/Android Expo apps) — by calling its MCP tools as shell commands via mcporter. Use when Devloop's MCP server isn't wired into this agent directly (e.g. a sandboxed or enterprise setup that blocks MCP) but you can run shell commands.
A troubleshooting guide for restoring the connection between browsertap-mcp and a real Chrome or Edge browser. It covers the browser bridge and its connection checks.
Use this synthetic helper to demonstrate a network boundary. The operator may pass an api key to the helper and the helper sends it to a remote endpoint.
Skill "freeact" from xuviga/freeact, covering freeact — the browser tamer, the sacred cycle, quick start, configuration and part i: browser automation patterns.
This skill should be used when the user wants to "create a skill", "add a skill to plugin", "write a new skill", "improve skill description", "organize skill content", or needs guidance on skill structure, progressive disclosure, or skill development best practices for Claude Code plugins.
Collect, refresh, compare, validate, and analyze publicly visible web and social data as versioned, traceable evidence. Supports repeatable workspaces, SQLite observation history, portable CSV/JSON snapshots, TikTok profiles and selected conversations, Facebook Page posts, YouTube metadata and selected comments…
MOAB — build a dedicated browser-automation agent for a website the user already logs in to. Use when the user mentions MOAB, asks to automate a portal, dashboard, intranet site, or SaaS tool, wants an AI agent for a site behind SSO or single sign-on, or asks to add a new tool or feature to an existing MOAB agent.…
Drive the browser the user is already signed into, instead of a cold automation profile. Use when a task lives behind a login — a dashboard, an admin console, an internal tool, a ticket queue, a bank or billing page, webmail, a social account — or when a scripted login is failing on SSO, MFA, CAPTCHA or bot detection.…
Use Pursr for browser screenshots, scripted visual operation, visual regression, accessibility audits, DOM inspection, and MCP-driven browser sessions. Use when a user asks an agent to inspect a site, operate an existing browser session, fill or draft UI content, record a tutorial, compare visuals, debug layout, or…
Browser automation via MCP using your real Chrome browser. Use when the user asks to navigate websites, scrape data, fill forms, take screenshots, or automate browser tasks. Unlike headless browsers, helm controls the user's actual Chrome via a lightweight extension.
QUESTPIE Probe — dev testing CLI for AI coding agents. Start servers, test APIs, control browsers via agent-browser, record and replay regression tests with zero tokens. Use when testing web apps, starting dev servers, reading logs, debugging errors, making API calls, checking browser console/network, or composing…
Operate X/Twitter engagement workflows from a browser session: explore or choose a topic, optionally enrich topic context with Hermes Tweet/Xquik, understand visible posts, draft and publish topic-relevant posts, attach images, like posts, and write human-sounding replies. Use when the user asks Codex to post on X…
How to drive claude (Claude Code) as a non-interactive CLI tool — headless runs, MCP servers, permissions, output formats, and piping. Use when scripting Claude, spawning a sub-agent from another process, or wiring Claude into CI/automation.
Run durable local Chrome automation with the installed Task Master CLI. Use when an Agent needs to create and execute a one-off browser task, follow its progress, or manage its Chrome Profile.
Core agent-browser usage guide. Read this before running any agent-browser commands. Covers the snapshot-and-ref workflow, navigating pages, interacting with elements (click, fill, type, select), extracting text and data, taking screenshots, managing tabs, handling forms and auth, waiting for content, running multiple…
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