web-fetch

Placeholder skill for fetching web pages. Not yet implemented — if invoked, tell the user the skill is a stub.

Repository: zazencodes/zazencodes-season-3
Last source activity: May 13, 2026 at 04:15
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name: web-fetch
description: Placeholder skill for fetching web pages. Not yet implemented — if invoked, tell the user the skill is a stub.

# web-fetch (placeholder) This skill is not implemented yet. When triggered, tell the user that web fetching is not wired up and continue without it.

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