Fill Japan Post Web Yu-pri contents forms from JSON or CSV files through the browser. Preview planned entries, inspect page status, and save screenshots to support repetitive item entry before final shipment confirmation.
Use Japan Post Web Yu-pri from a CLI by driving the real browser UI for login, inspection, screenshots, dry-run planning, and contents-form filling.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Use this skill when a task involves Japan Post Web Yu-pri label entry at
https://mgr.post.japanpost.jp/C30P01Action.do, especially repetitive contents
line entry.
pip install git+https://github.com/HKUDS/CLI-Anything.git#subdirectory=web-yu-pri/agent-harness
If no browser is found:
python -m playwright install chromium
open-login so the user can log in manually in the persistent profile.contents fill ... --dry-run --json before live form filling.cli-anything-web-yu-pri --json doctor
cli-anything-web-yu-pri open-login
cli-anything-web-yu-pri --json status --url https://mgr.post.japanpost.jp/M060800.do
cli-anything-web-yu-pri --json plan items.json
cli-anything-web-yu-pri --json contents fill items.json --dry-run
cli-anything-web-yu-pri --json contents fill items.json --total-value 17000
JSON:
{
"items": [
{"description": "Award plaque", "value": 8000, "quantity": 1, "country": "KR"},
{"description": "Certificate", "value": 9000, "quantity": 1, "country": "KR"}
]
}
CSV headers can use these aliases:
description, desc, content, contents, item, name, pkgvalue, declared_value, cost, price, amount, yen, jpyquantity, qty, num, countcountry, country_code, country_of_origin, origin, couCd, cou_cdhs_code, hs, hscode, hsCodeBy default, value is treated as the line declared value. Use --value-mode unit
when value should be multiplied by quantity.
cli-anything-web-yu-pri --json selectors
cli-anything-web-yu-pri snapshot --url https://mgr.post.japanpost.jp/M060800.do -o page.png --html-output page.html
Known contents-page controls:
#M060800_itemBean_pkg#M060800_itemBean_cost_value#M060800_itemBean_num_value#M060800_itemBean_couCd#M060800_itemBean_hsCode#M060800_shippingBean_pkgType#M060800_shippingBean_pkgTotalPrice_value#M060800_ShippingBean_dangersubmitCommand('itemAdd2')No reviews yet. Tell others what you thought.
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