monitor-page

To monitor web pages for content changes, the Skill captures a baseline snapshot of a target URL and periodically reloads the page to compare new content against the saved version. It then reports any detected differences or updates.

Yes, you can track price changes and stock updates on a specific URL. By extracting targeted content and storing a baseline, the Skill detects updates when the page is reloaded and reports the differences clearly.

Comparing current content against a saved baseline works by storing an initial snapshot in memory, reloading the target web page later, and running a comparison between the two snapshots to identify and report any new content or changes.

The best way to get alerts when a web page changes is to configure periodic monitoring. The Skill navigates to the target URL, compares the extracted content to the baseline, and alerts you when subsequent checks detect differences.

The baseline does not automatically update by default. After detecting changes and reporting differences, the Skill provides an option to update the baseline, allowing you to decide when to establish a new tracking standard.