web-document-fetch

To download a document from a web page requiring authentication, provide the target URL along with an optional login profile. The Skill uses this profile to handle the authentication process, fetches the file, and saves it to artifacts for offline access.

Yes, you can automate downloading files from a URL without manual navigation by specifying the direct link and an optional download selector. The Skill handles the web navigation automatically and retrieves the document directly to your artifacts folder.

Yes, the web document download process captures evidence of the retrieved file. Along with saving the downloaded document to your artifacts folder, the Skill takes a screenshot of the web page to provide visual proof for record-keeping.

To download web documents behind a login, you need the document URL and a configProfile for authentication. You can also fine-tune the process using optional settings like a download selector, headless mode, and timeout configurations.

You use a download selector when fetching documents from web pages to target specific download links or buttons on the site. This ensures the Skill accurately locates and triggers the correct file download during automated navigation.

Limitations when automating document downloads include handling complex login navigations or dynamic pages that may require precise timeout settings and download selectors. The Skill relies on provided URLs and profiles, so heavily obfuscated sites might pose challenges.