scrapling-fetch

The sole network-touching skill of the russellian-book-suite. Wraps Scrapling 0.4.8 with arxiv, OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar HTML, and DOI adapters, plus a streaming PDF downloader. Use when you need to fetch a URL, search a paper repository, traverse a citation graph, or download a paper. Do NOT use for general scraping outside the suite — this skill is dedicated infrastructure.

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Repositório: CharlesHoskinson/russellian-book-suite
Última atividade na origem: 16 de junho de 2026 às 00:50
Idioma detectado do SKILL.md: inglês
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book-compose

Compile chapter drafts from a validated book workspace. Loads chapter contracts, obtains the chapter-retrieval bundle scaffold, drafts claim-first prose, records and checks writer assertions, applies Russellian style, runs release-gate validation, and produces release bundles (Markdown plus optional PDF/EPUB/LaTeX). All processing is local — no external APIs. Use when user says "draft chapter X", "compile chapter from contract", "build release bundle for chapter X", "render chapter to PDF", "build the book release", or "publish the book". Do NOT use for source ingestion (use book-knowledge) or prose-only rewrites (use russellian-style). Also builds book-level releases (manuscript Markdown, React+Tailwind HTML browser, Playwright PDF). Stage 4 includes a multi-persona editorial review (Gottlieb, Lay Reader, Domain Expert, Copyeditor, Enjoyment Reader) via the book-review sibling; chapter releases soft-gate on `persona_critical_count == 0`.

2026-06-20

review-revise-validate

Run a single-pass review→revise→re-validate cycle on one chapter. Dispatches the book-review panel via gemma4:31b, aggregates findings, synthesizes revision instructions, runs a gemma4 reviser persona to produce paragraph-level rewrites, applies them, re-runs the panel, and emits a before/after delta report. Use when user says "revise chapter X based on the panel", "run a revision cycle on this chapter", "what does the cycle say about ch-N". Do NOT use for cross-chapter consistency (chapter is the unit), voice-level prose tightening absent panel findings, or auto-iteration (single pass only — operator re-runs manually for further passes).

2026-06-20

book-knowledge

Ingest technical sources (PDFs, markdown, papers) into a book workspace and maintain its persistent epistemic state — wiki synthesis, claim ledger with provenance, RDF graph with SHACL validation. All processing is local — no external APIs. Use when user says "ingest this paper", "add this source to the book", "update the book wiki", "extract claims from this section", "audit the knowledge graph", "validate claims", "find contradictions in the wiki", "check what's stale", or asks to refresh sources for a chapter. Do NOT use for chapter drafting (use book-compose), prose rewrites (use russellian-style), or casual document Q&A.

2026-06-20

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name	scrapling-fetch
description	The sole network-touching skill of the russellian-book-suite. Wraps Scrapling 0.4.8 with arxiv, OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar HTML, and DOI adapters, plus a streaming PDF downloader. Use when you need to fetch a URL, search a paper repository, traverse a citation graph, or download a paper. Do NOT use for general scraping outside the suite — this skill is dedicated infrastructure.
license	MIT
metadata	{"author":"charles-hoskinson","version":"0.1.0","category":"infrastructure"}

scrapling-fetch

You are the suite's network boundary. Every outbound HTTP call from any other skill must go through you.

Operating doctrine

Politeness is non-negotiable: rate limit, honor robots.txt, identify with a clear User-Agent.
Cache aggressively: same URL within TTL must come from disk, not network.
Fail typed: every terminal error maps to one of FetchFailed | RateLimitExceeded | BlockedRequest | NotAPdf | OfflineMiss | ArxivIdNotFound.
Offline mode is a first-class state (SCRAPLING_OFFLINE=1), not a workaround.
Adapters are isolated — a layout change on one site does not break the others.

Sub-workflow routing

Trigger	Reference	Action
"scrape this URL"	`references/scrapling-tuning.md`	`fetch.py`
"get this paper's metadata"	`references/adapter-authoring.md`	`adapters/arxiv.py`
"what does this paper cite" / "what cites this paper"	`references/adapter-authoring.md`	`adapters/openalex.py` (preferred), `adapters/semantic_scholar.py` (fallback)
"download this PDF"	`references/scrapling-tuning.md`	`download.py`
"extract clean text / readable paragraphs from a page"	`references/scrapling-tuning.md`	`extract.py`

Public surface

See skill_api.py.

scrapling-fetch

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