aigroup-browser-skill

# AIGroup Browser Skill Use the real browser running on `spark` instead of substituting `web_fetch`, `search`, `nodes`, or `canvas`. ## Purpose This skill gives OpenClaw a stable browser-opening path for sites that must be opened in the actual local browser on `spark`. It is designed for the dual-profile setup already present on the host: - `oc-cn` for mainland Chinese sites through the CN browser profile - `oc-global` for international sites through the global browser profile - `oc-browser` for automatic host-based routing when the destination is unclear ## When to use Use this skill when the user explicitly asks to open a site in the browser, especially when CN and global routing matters. - Use `mode=cn` for China mainland sites such as `eastmoney.com`, `baidu.com`, or `bilibili.com` - Use `mode=global` for international sites such as `huggingface.co` - Use `mode=auto` only when routing is genuinely unclear ## Usage ```bash python3 scripts/open_page.py '{"url":"https://huggingface.co/","mode":"global"}' ``` ## Parameters | Param | Type | Required | Default | Description | |-------|------|----------|---------|-------------| | url | str | yes | - | Target URL to open | | mode | str | no | auto | `cn`, `global`, or `auto` | | timeout | int | no | 20 | Max seconds to wait for a non-empty page title | ## Output Returns JSON with: - `ok` - `mode` - `port` - `title` - `url` ## Workflow 1. Choose `mode=cn` for mainland Chinese destinations and `mode=global` for international destinations. 2. Run the script and wait for a real page title from the live browser session. 3. Return the browser-reported title and final URL. 4. Do not fall back to `web_fetch`, `search`, `canvas`, or `nodes` unless the user explicitly asks for those tools instead of a real browser.