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Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete." }, { "label": "Upgrade existing", "body": "I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run." } ] }, "documentation": { "source": "clawhub", "primaryDoc": "SKILL.md", "sections": [ { "title": "tappi", "body": "Lightweight CLI that talks to Chrome via CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol). Returns minimal, indexed output that agents can act on immediately — no accessibility tree parsing, no ref hunting." }, { "title": "Setup", "body": "# Install dependency (one-time, in the skill scripts/ dir)\ncd scripts && npm install\n\n# Ensure browser is running with CDP enabled.\n# With OpenClaw:\n# browser start profile=openclaw\n# Or manually:\n# google-chrome --remote-debugging-port=18800 --user-data-dir=~/.browser-data\n\nThe tool connects to http://127.0.0.1:18800 by default. Override with CDP_URL env var." }, { "title": "Alias setup (optional)", "body": "mkdir -p ~/.local/bin\ncat > ~/.local/bin/bjs << 'WRAPPER'\n#!/bin/bash\nexec node /path/to/scripts/browser.js \"$@\"\nWRAPPER\nchmod +x ~/.local/bin/bjs" }, { "title": "Commands", "body": "bjs tabs List open tabs\nbjs open Navigate to URL\nbjs tab Switch to tab\nbjs newtab [url] Open new tab\nbjs close [index] Close tab\nbjs elements [selector] List interactive elements (indexed)\n\nSmart actions (handle focus, verification, fallbacks internally):\nbjs click [Smart] Click + report what changed (navigation, checkbox, dialog)\nbjs type [Smart] Type into element (auto-focus, auto-verify). Good for short fields.\nbjs paste [Smart] Paste with auto-verify + fallback. PREFERRED for long content.\nbjs paste --file [Smart] Paste from file (.md, .txt)\n\nLow-level actions (building blocks, rarely needed directly):\nbjs focus [Low-level] Reclaim focus without click events. Use when smart actions report focus loss.\nbjs check [Low-level] Read element value + focus state. Use to inspect without modifying.\nbjs eval [Low-level] Run JavaScript. Last resort when smart actions can't solve the problem.\n\nRead & filter:\nbjs text [selector] Extract visible page text (max 8KB)\nbjs text | grep -i \"pattern\" Filter text — much cheaper than full output\nbjs elements | grep -i \"send\" Filter elements by pattern\nbjs html Get element HTML\n\nOther:\nbjs upload [selector] Upload file to input (bypasses OS dialog)\nbjs screenshot [path] Save screenshot\nbjs scroll [px]\nbjs url Current URL\nbjs back / forward / refresh\nbjs wait \n\nRaw keyboard input (canvas apps: Google Sheets, Docs, Figma):\nbjs keys Type text via CDP keyboard events (bypasses DOM)\nbjs keys --tab Type text then press Tab\nbjs keys --enter Type text then press Enter\nbjs keys --combo cmd+b Key combination (cmd/ctrl/shift/alt + key)\nbjs keys --combo cmd+a Select all\nbjs keys \"hello\" --tab \"world\" --enter Chain text + keys in one command\nbjs keys --enter --delay 50 Flags: --enter --tab --escape --backspace --delete\n --up --down --left --right --home --end --space\n\nCoordinate commands (cross-origin iframes, captchas, overlays):\nbjs click-xy Click at page coordinates via CDP Input\nbjs click-xy --double Double-click at coordinates\nbjs click-xy --right Right-click at coordinates\nbjs hover-xy Hover at page coordinates\nbjs drag-xy Drag between coordinates\nbjs iframe-rect Get iframe bounding box (for click-xy targeting)" }, { "title": "How it works", "body": "elements scans the page for all interactive elements (links, buttons, inputs, selects, etc.) — including those inside shadow DOM (web components). This means sites like Reddit, GitHub, and other modern SPAs that use shadow DOM are fully supported. The scan recursively pierces all shadow roots.\n\nReturns a compact numbered list:\n\n[0] (link) Hacker News → https://news.ycombinator.com/news\n[1] (link) new → https://news.ycombinator.com/newest\n[2] (input:text) q\n[3] (button) Submit\n\nThen click 3 or type 2 search query — immediately actionable, no interpretation needed.\n\nAuto-indexing: click and type auto-index elements if not already indexed. You can skip calling elements first and go straight to click/type after open. Call elements explicitly when you need to see what's on the page.\n\nAfter navigation or AJAX changes: Elements get re-indexed automatically on next click/type if stamps are stale. For manual re-index, call elements again.\n\nReal mouse events: click uses CDP Input.dispatchMouseEvent (mousePressed + mouseReleased) instead of JS .click(). This triggers React/Vue/Angular synthetic event handlers that ignore plain .click() calls. Works reliably on SPAs like Instagram, GitHub, LinkedIn." }, { "title": "File uploads", "body": "upload uses CDP's DOM.setFileInputFiles to inject files directly into hidden elements — no OS file picker dialog. Works with Instagram, Twitter, any site with file uploads.\n\nbjs upload ~/photos/image.jpg # auto-finds input[type=file]\nbjs upload ~/docs/resume.pdf \"input.file-drop\" # specific selector" }, { "title": "Token efficiency", "body": "ApproachTokens per interactionNotesbjs~50-200Indexed list, 1-line responsesbrowser tool (snapshot)~2,000-5,000Full accessibility treebrowser tool + thinking~3,000-8,000Plus reasoning to find refs\n\nOver a 10-step flow: ~1,500 tokens (bjs) vs ~30,000-80,000 (browser tool)." }, { "title": "Typical flow", "body": "bjs open https://example.com # Navigate\nbjs elements # See what's clickable\nbjs click 5 # Click element [5]\nbjs type 12 \"hello world\" # Type into element [12]\nbjs text # Read page content\nbjs screenshot /tmp/result.png # Verify visually" }, { "title": "Shadow DOM support", "body": "bjs automatically pierces shadow DOM boundaries. Sites built with web components (Reddit, GitHub, etc.) work out of the box — elements, click, type, and text all recurse into shadow roots. No special flags needed." }, { "title": "Canvas-based apps (Google Sheets, Docs, Slides, Figma)", "body": "Some web apps render content on a element instead of the DOM. In these apps, bjs type won't work for the content area because there are no DOM input elements to target. Use bjs keys instead — it sends raw CDP keyboard events that the canvas app picks up directly.\n\nNavigation elements (menus, toolbars, name boxes, search bars) are still regular DOM — use bjs click/bjs type for those.\n\nExample: Google Sheets workflow\n\n# Navigate to a cell: click the Name Box (DOM element), type ref, press Enter\nbjs click # Click name box input\nbjs type \"A1\" # Type cell ref\nbjs keys --enter # Press Enter to navigate\n\n# Type a row using Tab to move between columns\nbjs keys \"Revenue\" --tab \"Q1\" --tab \"Q2\" --tab \"Total\" --tab\n\n# IMPORTANT: --enter does NOT reliably move to the next row in Sheets.\n# Navigate to each row start via the Name Box instead:\nbjs click && bjs type \"A2\" && bjs keys --enter\nbjs keys \"100\" --tab \"200\" --tab \"=SUM(B2:C2)\" --tab\n\n# Formatting: select a range via Name Box, then apply\nbjs click && bjs type \"A1:D1\" && bjs keys --enter\nbjs keys --combo cmd+b # Bold the selection\n\nPattern: Name Box for row navigation + --tab within rows. Don't rely on --enter to advance rows." }, { "title": "Coordinate commands (iframes, captchas, overlays)", "body": "When you can't use click by index — e.g. the target is inside a cross-origin iframe (captcha checkbox, payment form, OAuth widget) — use coordinate-based commands that dispatch real CDP Input events at the OS level. These bypass all DOM boundaries.\n\nWorkflow for clicking inside an iframe:\n\nbjs iframe-rect 'iframe[title*=\"hCaptcha\"]' # Get bounding box\n# Output: x=95 y=440 w=302 h=76 center=(246, 478)\n\nbjs click-xy 125 458 # Click checkbox position\n\niframe-rect returns the iframe's position on the page. Add offsets to target specific elements inside it (e.g. a checkbox is typically near the left side).\n\nOther uses:\n\nhover-xy — trigger hover menus, tooltips that need mouse position\ndrag-xy — slider controls, drag-and-drop, canvas interactions\nclick-xy --double — double-click to select text, expand items\nclick-xy --right — context menus\n\nWhen to use coordinate commands vs click:\n\nclick — always preferred when the element shows up in elements\nclick-xy — only when the target is inside a cross-origin iframe or otherwise unreachable by DOM indexing" }, { "title": "Paste (preferred for long content)", "body": "For emails, comments, posts, or any long content — use paste instead of type. It handles focus, insertion, verification, and JS fallback in a single command:\n\n# Paste from a file (preferred — avoids passing large text inline)\nbjs paste 5 --file ~/drafts/email_body.md\n# → Pasted 4184 chars into [5] (div, contenteditable) — verified ✓\n\n# Paste inline text\nbjs paste 5 \"Hello, this is my comment...\"\n# → Pasted 30 chars into [5] (textarea) — verified ✓\n\npaste is a superset of type + check with auto-fallback. Use type for short fields (usernames, search boxes). Use paste for anything longer than a sentence. For canvas apps (Google Sheets, Docs), use keys — paste targets DOM elements only." }, { "title": "Verify & recover", "body": "After filling forms or composing messages, verify the content landed before clicking Send/Submit. Use check for targeted verification — it returns the element's value, length, and focus state in one call:\n\n# After typing into a compose body (element [5]):\nbjs check 5\n# → [5] (textarea) Compose body — value: \"Hello world\" (11 chars, focused)\n\n# Empty or wrong value? Focus shifted silently. Recover:\nbjs focus 5 # Reclaim focus (no click events, won't trigger popups)\nbjs type 5 \"Hello world\" # Retype\nbjs check 5 # Verify again\n\nFocus recovery pattern — when a popup, contact card, or autocomplete overlay steals focus:\n\nbjs keys --escape # Dismiss the overlay\nbjs focus 5 # Reclaim focus on target element\nbjs type 5 \"your text\" # Type into it\nbjs check 5 # Verify it landed\n\nfocus is lighter than click — it calls el.focus() only, without dispatching mouse events that might spawn additional popups or contact cards.\n\nFor more complex verification, eval and text still work:\n\nbjs eval 'document.querySelector(\"[contenteditable]\")?.innerText?.substring(0,100)'\nbjs text \".compose-area\" | head -5\n\ntappi commands report success if the CDP call went through — but that doesn't guarantee the target element received the input (e.g. focus may have shifted). One check before a destructive action (send, submit, delete) is cheap insurance. If check/focus don't resolve the issue, use eval for custom JS fixes." }, { "title": "Tips", "body": "elements with a CSS selector narrows scope: bjs elements \".modal\"\neval runs arbitrary JS and returns the result — use for custom extraction\ntext caps at 8KB — enough for most pages, won't blow up context\nhtml caps at 10KB — for inspecting specific elements\nPipe through grep to filter: bjs elements | grep -i \"submit\\|login\"" } ], "body": "tappi\n\nLightweight CLI that talks to Chrome via CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol). Returns minimal, indexed output that agents can act on immediately — no accessibility tree parsing, no ref hunting.\n\nSetup\n# Install dependency (one-time, in the skill scripts/ dir)\ncd scripts && npm install\n\n# Ensure browser is running with CDP enabled.\n# With OpenClaw:\n# browser start profile=openclaw\n# Or manually:\n# google-chrome --remote-debugging-port=18800 --user-data-dir=~/.browser-data\n\n\nThe tool connects to http://127.0.0.1:18800 by default. Override with CDP_URL env var.\n\nAlias setup (optional)\nmkdir -p ~/.local/bin\ncat > ~/.local/bin/bjs << 'WRAPPER'\n#!/bin/bash\nexec node /path/to/scripts/browser.js \"$@\"\nWRAPPER\nchmod +x ~/.local/bin/bjs\n\nCommands\nbjs tabs List open tabs\nbjs open Navigate to URL\nbjs tab Switch to tab\nbjs newtab [url] Open new tab\nbjs close [index] Close tab\nbjs elements [selector] List interactive elements (indexed)\n\nSmart actions (handle focus, verification, fallbacks internally):\nbjs click [Smart] Click + report what changed (navigation, checkbox, dialog)\nbjs type [Smart] Type into element (auto-focus, auto-verify). Good for short fields.\nbjs paste [Smart] Paste with auto-verify + fallback. PREFERRED for long content.\nbjs paste --file [Smart] Paste from file (.md, .txt)\n\nLow-level actions (building blocks, rarely needed directly):\nbjs focus [Low-level] Reclaim focus without click events. Use when smart actions report focus loss.\nbjs check [Low-level] Read element value + focus state. Use to inspect without modifying.\nbjs eval [Low-level] Run JavaScript. Last resort when smart actions can't solve the problem.\n\nRead & filter:\nbjs text [selector] Extract visible page text (max 8KB)\nbjs text | grep -i \"pattern\" Filter text — much cheaper than full output\nbjs elements | grep -i \"send\" Filter elements by pattern\nbjs html Get element HTML\n\nOther:\nbjs upload [selector] Upload file to input (bypasses OS dialog)\nbjs screenshot [path] Save screenshot\nbjs scroll [px]\nbjs url Current URL\nbjs back / forward / refresh\nbjs wait \n\nRaw keyboard input (canvas apps: Google Sheets, Docs, Figma):\nbjs keys Type text via CDP keyboard events (bypasses DOM)\nbjs keys --tab Type text then press Tab\nbjs keys --enter Type text then press Enter\nbjs keys --combo cmd+b Key combination (cmd/ctrl/shift/alt + key)\nbjs keys --combo cmd+a Select all\nbjs keys \"hello\" --tab \"world\" --enter Chain text + keys in one command\nbjs keys --enter --delay 50 Flags: --enter --tab --escape --backspace --delete\n --up --down --left --right --home --end --space\n\nCoordinate commands (cross-origin iframes, captchas, overlays):\nbjs click-xy Click at page coordinates via CDP Input\nbjs click-xy --double Double-click at coordinates\nbjs click-xy --right Right-click at coordinates\nbjs hover-xy Hover at page coordinates\nbjs drag-xy Drag between coordinates\nbjs iframe-rect Get iframe bounding box (for click-xy targeting)\n\nHow it works\n\nelements scans the page for all interactive elements (links, buttons, inputs, selects, etc.) — including those inside shadow DOM (web components). This means sites like Reddit, GitHub, and other modern SPAs that use shadow DOM are fully supported. The scan recursively pierces all shadow roots.\n\nReturns a compact numbered list:\n\n[0] (link) Hacker News → https://news.ycombinator.com/news\n[1] (link) new → https://news.ycombinator.com/newest\n[2] (input:text) q\n[3] (button) Submit\n\n\nThen click 3 or type 2 search query — immediately actionable, no interpretation needed.\n\nAuto-indexing: click and type auto-index elements if not already indexed. You can skip calling elements first and go straight to click/type after open. Call elements explicitly when you need to see what's on the page.\n\nAfter navigation or AJAX changes: Elements get re-indexed automatically on next click/type if stamps are stale. For manual re-index, call elements again.\n\nReal mouse events: click uses CDP Input.dispatchMouseEvent (mousePressed + mouseReleased) instead of JS .click(). This triggers React/Vue/Angular synthetic event handlers that ignore plain .click() calls. Works reliably on SPAs like Instagram, GitHub, LinkedIn.\n\nFile uploads\n\nupload uses CDP's DOM.setFileInputFiles to inject files directly into hidden elements — no OS file picker dialog. Works with Instagram, Twitter, any site with file uploads.\n\nbjs upload ~/photos/image.jpg # auto-finds input[type=file]\nbjs upload ~/docs/resume.pdf \"input.file-drop\" # specific selector\n\nToken efficiency\nApproach\tTokens per interaction\tNotes\nbjs\t~50-200\tIndexed list, 1-line responses\nbrowser tool (snapshot)\t~2,000-5,000\tFull accessibility tree\nbrowser tool + thinking\t~3,000-8,000\tPlus reasoning to find refs\n\nOver a 10-step flow: ~1,500 tokens (bjs) vs ~30,000-80,000 (browser tool).\n\nTypical flow\nbjs open https://example.com # Navigate\nbjs elements # See what's clickable\nbjs click 5 # Click element [5]\nbjs type 12 \"hello world\" # Type into element [12]\nbjs text # Read page content\nbjs screenshot /tmp/result.png # Verify visually\n\nShadow DOM support\n\nbjs automatically pierces shadow DOM boundaries. Sites built with web components (Reddit, GitHub, etc.) work out of the box — elements, click, type, and text all recurse into shadow roots. No special flags needed.\n\nCanvas-based apps (Google Sheets, Docs, Slides, Figma)\n\nSome web apps render content on a element instead of the DOM. In these apps, bjs type won't work for the content area because there are no DOM input elements to target. Use bjs keys instead — it sends raw CDP keyboard events that the canvas app picks up directly.\n\nNavigation elements (menus, toolbars, name boxes, search bars) are still regular DOM — use bjs click/bjs type for those.\n\nExample: Google Sheets workflow\n\n# Navigate to a cell: click the Name Box (DOM element), type ref, press Enter\nbjs click # Click name box input\nbjs type \"A1\" # Type cell ref\nbjs keys --enter # Press Enter to navigate\n\n# Type a row using Tab to move between columns\nbjs keys \"Revenue\" --tab \"Q1\" --tab \"Q2\" --tab \"Total\" --tab\n\n# IMPORTANT: --enter does NOT reliably move to the next row in Sheets.\n# Navigate to each row start via the Name Box instead:\nbjs click && bjs type \"A2\" && bjs keys --enter\nbjs keys \"100\" --tab \"200\" --tab \"=SUM(B2:C2)\" --tab\n\n# Formatting: select a range via Name Box, then apply\nbjs click && bjs type \"A1:D1\" && bjs keys --enter\nbjs keys --combo cmd+b # Bold the selection\n\n\nPattern: Name Box for row navigation + --tab within rows. Don't rely on --enter to advance rows.\n\nCoordinate commands (iframes, captchas, overlays)\n\nWhen you can't use click by index — e.g. the target is inside a cross-origin iframe (captcha checkbox, payment form, OAuth widget) — use coordinate-based commands that dispatch real CDP Input events at the OS level. These bypass all DOM boundaries.\n\nWorkflow for clicking inside an iframe:\n\nbjs iframe-rect 'iframe[title*=\"hCaptcha\"]' # Get bounding box\n# Output: x=95 y=440 w=302 h=76 center=(246, 478)\n\nbjs click-xy 125 458 # Click checkbox position\n\n\niframe-rect returns the iframe's position on the page. Add offsets to target specific elements inside it (e.g. a checkbox is typically near the left side).\n\nOther uses:\n\nhover-xy — trigger hover menus, tooltips that need mouse position\ndrag-xy — slider controls, drag-and-drop, canvas interactions\nclick-xy --double — double-click to select text, expand items\nclick-xy --right — context menus\n\nWhen to use coordinate commands vs click:\n\nclick — always preferred when the element shows up in elements\nclick-xy — only when the target is inside a cross-origin iframe or otherwise unreachable by DOM indexing\nPaste (preferred for long content)\n\nFor emails, comments, posts, or any long content — use paste instead of type. It handles focus, insertion, verification, and JS fallback in a single command:\n\n# Paste from a file (preferred — avoids passing large text inline)\nbjs paste 5 --file ~/drafts/email_body.md\n# → Pasted 4184 chars into [5] (div, contenteditable) — verified ✓\n\n# Paste inline text\nbjs paste 5 \"Hello, this is my comment...\"\n# → Pasted 30 chars into [5] (textarea) — verified ✓\n\n\npaste is a superset of type + check with auto-fallback. Use type for short fields (usernames, search boxes). Use paste for anything longer than a sentence. For canvas apps (Google Sheets, Docs), use keys — paste targets DOM elements only.\n\nVerify & recover\n\nAfter filling forms or composing messages, verify the content landed before clicking Send/Submit. Use check for targeted verification — it returns the element's value, length, and focus state in one call:\n\n# After typing into a compose body (element [5]):\nbjs check 5\n# → [5] (textarea) Compose body — value: \"Hello world\" (11 chars, focused)\n\n# Empty or wrong value? Focus shifted silently. Recover:\nbjs focus 5 # Reclaim focus (no click events, won't trigger popups)\nbjs type 5 \"Hello world\" # Retype\nbjs check 5 # Verify again\n\n\nFocus recovery pattern — when a popup, contact card, or autocomplete overlay steals focus:\n\nbjs keys --escape # Dismiss the overlay\nbjs focus 5 # Reclaim focus on target element\nbjs type 5 \"your text\" # Type into it\nbjs check 5 # Verify it landed\n\n\nfocus is lighter than click — it calls el.focus() only, without dispatching mouse events that might spawn additional popups or contact cards.\n\nFor more complex verification, eval and text still work:\n\nbjs eval 'document.querySelector(\"[contenteditable]\")?.innerText?.substring(0,100)'\nbjs text \".compose-area\" | head -5\n\n\ntappi commands report success if the CDP call went through — but that doesn't guarantee the target element received the input (e.g. focus may have shifted). One check before a destructive action (send, submit, delete) is cheap insurance. If check/focus don't resolve the issue, use eval for custom JS fixes.\n\nTips\nelements with a CSS selector narrows scope: bjs elements \".modal\"\neval runs arbitrary JS and returns the result — use for custom extraction\ntext caps at 8KB — enough for most pages, won't blow up context\nhtml caps at 10KB — for inspecting specific elements\nPipe through grep to filter: bjs elements | grep -i \"submit\\|login\"" }, "trust": { "sourceLabel": "tencent", "provenanceUrl": "https://clawhub.ai/shaihazher/tappi", "publisherUrl": "https://clawhub.ai/shaihazher/tappi", "owner": "shaihazher", "version": "3.5.0", "license": null, "verificationStatus": "Indexed source record" }, "links": { "detailUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/tappi", "downloadUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/downloads/tappi", "agentUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/tappi/agent", "manifestUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/tappi/agent.json", "briefUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/tappi/agent.md" } }