skillify

You can codify a scrape by invoking the tool, which automatically synthesizes script.ts, script.test.ts, and a fixture from the conversation history, runs tests in a temp directory, and prompts you before saving it to disk.

The best way to automate repeating a browser scraping flow is to codify the successful scrape into a permanent on-disk browser-skill, allowing you to invoke the exact same intent later without re-driving pages.

Yes, skillify generates script.test.ts alongside the main script.ts and fixture files, automatically running these tests in a temporary directory to verify functionality before committing the final browser-skill to disk.

You can review the automated browser script before it is saved, because the tool runs validation tests in a temporary directory first and explicitly asks for your approval before committing the synthesized files to disk.

You need to codify a scrape into a permanent on-disk browser-skill when you want to speed up future runs of a successful scraping flow and avoid the overhead of manually re-driving pages every time.