web-scraper-skills

Umbrella skill for a library of website-specific scraping skills plus a generic fallback scraper. Use when the user's request targets one of these specific websites: <!-- DOMAINS:START -->airbnb.com, aliexpress.com, amazon.com, booking.com, facebook.com, generic-scraper, linkedin.com, reddit.com, target.com, tiktok.com, walmart.com, x.com<!-- DOMAINS:END -->. For supported sites: load the site-specific action index at skills/<domain>/SKILL.md from this repo, then open only the linked reference file for the chosen action. For unsupported sites: load the generic scraper at skills/generic-scraper/SKILL.md — it can extract text, links, tables, and structured metadata from any page without prebuilt actions. Each site's skill is also installable independently — if you only ever deal with one site, install that site's skill directly and skip this umbrella.

Use when the user wants to extract content from any website not covered by a dedicated site skill — extract visible text, links, tables, structured metadata (JSON-LD, Open Graph), or take a screenshot-based reading of the current page. Works on any public URL without prebuilt action code. A real browser is required for JavaScript-rendered pages; plain fetch works for static HTML.

Use when the user wants to interact with Airbnb — search public stays, extract listing details, extract visible reviews, or read availability and price breakdowns. Works on airbnb.com public guest pages without login for most stays; a real browser is required because Airbnb is a JavaScript-rendered SPA.

Use when the user wants to interact with Amazon.com — search products or groceries, inspect product detail pages, extract Amazon Fresh or Whole Foods storefront items, read the shopping cart, or add explicitly requested items to cart. Works on www.amazon.com. A real browser is strongly recommended; login and a delivery location are required for personalized grocery availability, cart contents, Past Purchases, Repeat Items, delivery slots, and checkout-adjacent pages. Write actions stop at cart changes and never place orders.

Use when the user wants to interact with Booking.com — search for accommodations with full filter support (property type, stars, score, meal plan, facilities, district, etc.), extract a specific hotel's data (price, rooms, amenities, photos), extract reviews, or start a reservation up to (but not through) the payment step. Works on www.booking.com. A real browser is required (Booking is a JS-rendered SPA and serves bot challenges to plain fetches). Login is optional but improves prices and personalization.

Use when the user wants to interact with Facebook Marketplace — search visible listings, extract listing details, and summarize seller/profile information. Requires a real browser signed in to facebook.com; Facebook Marketplace has no practical public API for normal buyer workflows.

Use when the user wants to interact with LinkedIn — extract data from a specific post (content, author, reactions, comments). Works on linkedin.com post pages. No login required for public posts; for private posts the user must provide an li_at session cookie. Works without a browser thanks to JSON-LD on post pages, though a real browser gives richer data.

Use when the user wants to interact with TikTok or TikTok Studio — extract logged-in creator analytics for a post, list Studio posts, or download/extract the playable video from a TikTok post or Studio analytics page. TikTok Studio analytics require an authenticated browser session; Playwright can run the actions when launched with a signed-in browser profile, and Chrome Bridge can run them in the user's already-signed-in Chrome.

Use when the user wants to interact with X (formerly Twitter) — search for posts, extract a specific post's data (content + engagement + author), or extract a user's profile (bio, followers, etc.). Works on x.com and twitter.com. Requires a logged-in session (auth_token cookie) and a real browser — X is a JS-rendered SPA.