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Collect Amazon deal pages from Amazon — deal title, discount, price, time remaining, eligibility. Use when the user wants to collect active lightning deals and promotions.
Collect seller profiles from Lazada — seller name, rating, review count, product catalog. Use when the user wants to research sellers or build supplier lead lists.
Collect search results from Made-in-China — product titles, prices, ratings, URLs, sponsored flags. Use when the user wants to collect listings matching a keyword or category.
Collect price availability monitor data from Noon. Use when the user wants to research or export price availability monitor content.
Collect TikTok Shop creator affiliates from TikTok Shop — creator name, followers, niche, affiliated products. Use when the user wants to find TikTok Shop creators for affiliate or partnership research.
Audit or export a product catalog feed — feed entries, titles, prices, availability, attributes. Use when the user wants to review or export a product feed dataset.
Turn customer feedback (usually an email) into discrete GitHub issues. Checks for duplicates, proposes new issues for approval, creates them, and drafts a reply email.
HTX spot market data — ticker / klines / order book / latest trades / currency and symbol metadata.
Helps users discover and install agentic loops (recurring, scheduled AI agents) when they ask "find a loop for X", "is there a loop that…", "install a recurring agent that does X", "schedule an agent to do X", or want a repeating job run on a timer (a daily digest, a competitor watcher, a triage sweep, an every-morning report) — even if they never say the word "loop". Use this to SEARCH the agenticloops.dev directory and INSTALL an existing loop. This is the loop-level analogue of find-skills. For AUTHORING a new loop when none fits, use the fuller `loops` skill.
Search the web with fastCRW and get titles, URLs, and descriptions. Use when you have a question or topic but not a URL — "search for", "find pages about", "look up", "what is", "who is", "latest news on", "find docs for". Own search backend: self-hosted, no API key, no per-query cost, high recall via meta-search aggregation. Step 1 of the crw workflow ladder.
Scrape a single known URL into clean markdown / HTML / links / structured JSON with fastCRW. Use when you already have the URL and want the page content — "scrape", "grab", "fetch", "pull", "read this page", "get the content of". Handles JavaScript-rendered SPAs automatically. Step 2 of the crw workflow ladder.
Crawl an entire website or section and extract content from every page. Use when you need content from many pages under a common URL prefix: "crawl the whole site", "get all docs pages", "scrape every blog post", "download the full docs for RAG", "extract all pages under /api". Async BFS — starts a job and polls for results. Step 4 of the crw workflow ladder.