What problem does it solve?
Automated scraping and publishing on platforms like Douyin, Bilibili, Kuaishou, and Xiaohongshu requires valid login sessions, and stale or mismatched cookies trigger risk controls or silent failures. This Skill standardizes the manual headed-browser login flow, verifies session validity before committing, and stores cookies plus user-agent fingerprints in a central location for downstream scripts.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Guided headed login flow: Opens the platform login page in a persistent headed browser session, waits for the user to complete manual login (QR code, SMS, or password), then exports on confirmation.
- Two-tier session verification: Validates critical cookie fields (e.g., SESSDATA for Bilibili, web_session for Xiaohongshu) plus a live platform ping before committing anything to central storage.
- Central cookie + UA storage: Writes cookies and matching user-agent fingerprints to ~/.openclaw/logins/ so downstream raw-HTTP scripts reuse a consistent fingerprint and avoid risk-control mismatches.
- Use Case: An agent needs to monitor Douyin account data daily. It opens the Douyin login page headed, the user scans the QR code, and the skill exports and verifies the session so all downstream fetch scripts run authenticated.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to log in to Douyin (or bilibili, kuaishou, xhs-browse), complete the manual login in the opened browser window, then confirm so the skill exports and verifies the session.