Scrape BOSS直聘 (job listing site) via Chrome CDP. Searches jobs by keyword/city/filters, fetches JD details, outputs structured JSON/CSV with plaintext salary, and can summarize scraped results into a job-market prompt. Use when user wants to search/analyze jobs on BOSS直聘 or zhipin.com.
Use kuri-android to drive Android devices and emulators from the CLI via a native Zig adb wire-protocol client. Read the screen with state (foreground app plus every actionable element, with tap-ready coordinates), tap by selector (--label/--id/--class/--desc/--index) rather than raw coordinates, swipe (scroll)…
Use kuri-ios to drive iOS Simulators from the CLI — list sims, boot/shutdown, navigate Safari to URLs (openurl), launch and terminate apps by bundle id, capture PNG screenshots, list installed apps, and (on the Simulator only) tap, doubletap, longpress, swipe/pan, and type via native CGEvent into the Simulator window.…
Use kuri-server to automate Chrome via HTTP API — navigate pages, get a11y snapshots, interact with elements, capture network traffic (HAR), extract cookies, and bypass bot protection. Use when the user wants to browse websites, scrape data, fill forms, test web apps, or interact with protected sites via a headless…
A browser-based tool for checking whether public investment predictions came true. It collects posts from Zhihu, a Chinese question-and-answer website, compares prediction dates with later events, and produces a sourced Markdown report.
Convert an internal influencer prediction report Markdown into a Zhihu-ready public article draft, preview it in Zhihu's editor, or prepare a publish flow. Use when the user wants to publish or prepare a consolidated report for Zhihu, especially when the source report contains local paths, Chrome CDP details, report…
A browser-based operations assistant for Xiaohongshu, a Chinese social-media and shopping platform. It uses a logged-in Chrome browser to analyse accounts and content and manage publishing workflows.
Interact with local Chrome browser session (only on explicit user approval after being asked to inspect, debug, or interact with a page open in Chrome).