Codify the latest /scrape flow into a permanent browser-skill with script.ts, test, and fixture.
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Codifies the most recent successful /scrape flow into a permanent on-disk browser-skill. Future /scrape calls with the same intent run the codified script in ~200ms instead of re-driving the page.
Ask to skillify the latest scrape to create a permanent on-disk browser-skill and reuse it for future scrapes.
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You can codify a successful scrape flow into a permanent on-disk browser-skill by synthesizing a script, test file, and fixture from your latest conversation. It runs the test in a temporary directory and prompts you before committing the final reusable automation script.
Codifying a scrape workflow creates a permanent on-disk script that executes the exact intent in approximately 200ms. This bypasses the standard browser automation process of re-driving the page, significantly increasing reuse speed.
Yes, you can generate a test fixture and script by walking back through your conversation history. The system synthesizes a TypeScript script, test file, and fixture from the latest successful scrape flow to validate the automation before committing.
Yes, the skillify process runs tests before saving the browser-skill. It executes the synthesized script and test file in a temporary directory and prompts you for confirmation before permanently committing the browser-skill to disk.
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