Web Browsing Skill
This skill enables browsing websites, extracting content from URLs, and searching the web for information.
When to Use
Use this skill when:
- User asks you to visit a website (e.g., "Check out example.com")
- User wants webpage content summarized
- User needs current information that requires internet search
- User provides a URL and wants it analyzed
- User asks to search for something online
How It Works
1. Direct URL Access
When given a specific URL:
User: "What's on https://example.com?"
→ Visit the page, extract main content, summarize key points
2. Web Search
When user asks to search:
User: "Find information about climate change"
→ Perform web search, present top results with summaries
3. Content Extraction
For specific data extraction:
User: "Get the latest news from techcrunch.com"
→ Navigate to site, extract relevant articles/headlines
Tools Available
- web_search: Search the web for information
- fetch_url: Visit and retrieve webpage content
- extract_content: Parse HTML and extract structured data
Best Practices
- Be specific - Tell me what you want from the page (summary, specific data, latest news)
- Provide URLs - If you have a specific page, share the URL directly
- Clarify intent - Let me know if you need:
- Quick summary
- Detailed analysis
- Specific data points
- Latest updates
Examples
✅ "Visit https://news.ycombinator.com and summarize today's top stories"
✅ "Search for the latest React.js tutorial"
✅ "Check what's on Wikipedia's page about quantum computing"
✅ "Find pricing information from apple.com/iphone"
❌ Just say "browse the web" - be more specific!
Limitations
- Cannot interact with JavaScript-heavy sites (may miss dynamic content)
- Some sites block automated access
- Video/audio content cannot be played, only described if available
- Login-required pages won't work without credentials
Ready to browse! Just give me a URL or tell me what to search for. 🌐