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Web Access Plus

AI Agent Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Many web tasks are not simple HTML fetches: pages may require login state, clicks, scrolling, lazy loading, iframe / Shadow DOM, or evidence inside images and video. Plain WebFetch or curl handles public static content, but fails on anti-bot walls, session parameters, and state that only appears after interaction.

How it works

The skill treats browsing as a loop: define success, choose a starting path, validate each step, and stop when the target is reached.

  • Light tasks: use WebSearch to locate sources, WebFetch to extract text, or curl for raw structured fields.
  • Heavy tasks: connect to local Chrome / Edge via a CDP Proxy, then run /new, /navigate, /click, /eval, /scroll, and /screenshot in background tabs while preserving logged-in state.
  • Site memory: read references/site-patterns/{domain}.md before acting, and record verified URL patterns, platform quirks, or anti-bot traps after success.

Boundaries

It is useful for logged-in workflows, interactive research, media inspection, internal systems, and sites where static fetching is blocked. It is overkill for a single public query. CDP use assumes Node.js 22+, browser debugging enabled, and local Proxy calls that bypass proxies; the skill should leave the user's existing tabs untouched and close only tabs it created.

Use Cases

  • Open an authenticated admin console in the user's browser and extract key fields from rendered page data.
  • Inspect article or documentation pages, query image and video URLs from the DOM, then download media directly.
  • Verify official announcements, policy text, or tooling docs instead of relying on secondary coverage.
  • Split independent research targets across sub-agents that browse parallel background tabs and return summaries.

Best For

  • Engineers who need to access logged-in consoles or internal systems and extract rendered page data.
  • Product managers who need to verify official sites, policy clauses, or product documentation.
  • AI agent developers who need DOM structures, media URLs, or video frame inspection.
  • Engineers who need controlled web automation workflows in a local browser environment.