What problem does it solve? It provides a single read-only fallback for pulling data from any site that opencli supports but no dedicated reader skill covers, eliminating the need to hand-maintain command lists or write ad-hoc scrapers. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Runtime command discovery: Queries the live opencli registry (opencli list -f json, <site> --help) instead of relying on stale hardcoded command lists, covering 100+ sites and 500+ commands. - Broad source coverage: Reads market data (Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg, Eastmoney, Xueqiu, Barchart), communities (Reddit, HackerNews, Weibo, Zhihu), newsletters (Substack, Medium), research (arXiv, Google Scholar), podcasts, video, and commerce sites. - Read-only safety and strategy awareness: Never invokes write commands (post, like, comment, send, etc.) and checks each adapter's strategy (PUBLIC, COOKIE, INTERCEPT, UI) to determine whether a Chrome login with the Browser Bridge extension is required. - Use Case: A user asks to pull the Eastmoney hot-stock rank and Reddit r/wallstreetbets sentiment for a research brief; the skill discovers the right commands, runs them with -f json, and summarizes the results with source attribution. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to use opencli to read the HackerNews front page or fetch Eastmoney hot stocks, and it will discover and run the correct read-only command.
