Tool

What it does

current_page

The tab the person has open right now, and whether it can be read. The place to start for "I have a page open, scrape it".

tabs_list

Every http(s) tab currently open — for when current_page is not the one they meant.

tab_here

Point a tab you already have at a URL, and wait until it is loaded. The navigation primitive. search: turns plain words into a real search; newTab:true opens a new tab instead, which nothing will ever close.

page_study

Every repeating structure on a tab, ranked with evidence — not one verdict, several candidates so the caller chooses. Flags page furniture (footers, filter sidebars) that a naive reading mistakes for the real list.

list_extract

Read the rows already on this page into a table, following its pages. The fast path, and the one to try first. Takes an optional selector naming the container, for pages with more than one scrollable region; a selector that matches nothing fails by name instead of silently falling back.

page_harvest

A list page and the records behind its links — many pages, one call, no rows through the agent. Opens one page per record in parallel lanes, so it costs minutes: if the fields you need are already on the cards, list_extract answers in seconds.

page_grow

Make a list longer and report whether it actually grew — press a load-more, or scroll a named pane to its own bottom. mode:"walk" presses one thing and reports what changed, for apps that swap content without loading a document. mode:"explore" opens what is collapsed.

page_state

Read the layers under the rendered page: the app's own in-memory store, and the network responses it renders from. Discovery first (what exists, with the path to read each part), then a data path. For virtualized lists, where the DOM holds only the mounted window, and for fields the markup omits. @dom(<css>) reads the rendered page instead. Takes a path, never code; credential-shaped values come back masked, and counted, by design.

results

Saved tables and the runs that fill them, under one action: status and stop for a run, list, get and export for a finished table.