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search_store_skills with optional filtersid and trustLevel for each Skillget_store_skill_detail to inspect before installinginstall_store_skill to install the chosen Skill| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
query | No | Search keyword |
category | No | Filter by category |
trust_level | No | Filter: official, certified, community |
sort | No | Sort by: installs (default), rating, newest, stars |
page | No | Page number (default 1) |
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Save useful facts, user preferences, skills, rules, and lessons from errors to long-term memory. Each entry can include an importance level to indicate whether it should be retained as a lasting preference, a common pattern, or temporary information.
Click a button, link, or other page element by providing a CSS selector or matching text. First open the target page with `browser_navigate`, then use this skill to select the element to click.
Read text from the current webpage, either across the whole page or from an element selected with a CSS selector. Use it to check page information, retrieve displayed element values, extract text, or verify what a page contains.
See every open browser tab with its zero-based index, URL, and page title. This makes it easier to find a specific page, review what is open, or identify a tab before switching to it during browser work.
Open a web page at a specified URL and prepare the browser for later interaction. Use it before clicking page elements or typing into fields; the browser starts automatically if it is not already running.
Open a URL in a new browser tab while keeping the current page available. Use it to work across multiple pages without losing your place; the browser must already be running before the new tab can be opened.