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Control and automate Electron-based desktop apps (Slack, VS Code, Discord, Figma, Notion, Spotify) via the Chrome DevTools Protocol for snapshots, interactions,
This skill provides an operational workflow and prompts for connecting to and automating Electron desktop applications by exposing their Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) endpoints. It guides launching apps with remote debugging, connecting agent-browser, snapshotting UI, interacting with elements, and taking screenshots—useful for testing, UI automation, and desktop scraping.
Use when you need to automate or test Electron apps (e.g., Slack, VS Code, Discord, Figma) that support the --remote-debugging-port flag. Typical triggers include "automate Slack app", "control VS Code", "test this Electron app", or any task requiring native desktop app automation via CDP.
Best used with agents that can execute shell commands and interact with CDP-aware tooling (agent-browser, CLI-driven Codex/automation agents). Works well with OpenClaw-style automation and agent-browser integrations.
The skill's SKILL.md source URL returns 404 — the electron directory does not exist in the ok-skills repo. No skill body, no scripts, no content to evaluate. The DB entry has metadata (name, description, tags) but the actual skill content is missing. This appears to be a dead or removed skill that should likely be disabled or re-crawled.
Source URL https://github.com/mxyhi/ok-skills/blob/main/electron/SKILL.md returns 404. The electron directory does not exist in the repo tree. Skill is effectively empty — no body to audit. Low security score due to inability to verify any claims; quality and architecture are minimal since there's no content. Usefulness set to null since there's no body to evaluate.