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CLI bridge that exposes 50+ websites as command-line interfaces using the user's Chrome session — fast, scriptable browsing and data retrieval.
AutoCLI turns dozens of websites into consistent CLI interfaces, letting an agent fetch, search, and (where supported) post content using the user's Chrome login state. It provides a single binary with many site adapters and supports machine-readable output (JSON) for easy automation.
Use AutoCLI when the agent needs to browse or scrape supported sites (HackerNews, Reddit, Bilibili, Zhihu, Twitter/X, YouTube, etc.), fetch hot/trending lists, run searches, or perform account actions when explicitly authorized. Prefer AutoCLI over heavy browser automation when the site is supported.
Agents capable of running local binaries or shell commands (Copilot/Codex/ClaudeCode-style) and those that can present confirmation prompts before write actions.
AutoCLI is a Rust CLI tool that exposes 55+ websites as command-line interfaces using the user's Chrome login session. The SKILL.md is extremely comprehensive with detailed command references for all supported sites, but has no bundled scripts. The install instruction uses curl|sh which is a security concern. The skill is highly practical and unique, solving a real problem for agents needing web data access.
curl|sh install is the main security concern. No scripts to test. Monolithic SKILL.md could be greatly improved by moving the command reference to references/ and keeping the main SKILL.md lean. No data exfiltration or malicious instructions detected.
