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Reference guide for the Simplex browser-automation CLI: create workflows, start sessions, send messages, poll events, and manage sessions programmatically.
This SKILL.md documents the Simplex command-line interface for browser automation. It teaches an agent how to create workflows, start interactive editor sessions, run workflows, send messages to running sessions, pause/resume, and poll structured events and logs. The guide explains authentication options and CLI flags for programmatic use.
Use this skill when a user asks to automate browser tasks, create or run Simplex workflows, debug sessions, or bridge AskUserQuestion events to a human. It's ideal for agents orchestrating headless browser runs, QA automation, or interactive sessions where user input may be required.
Suitable for agents with shell/CLI access and JSON parsing ability (Claude Code, Copilot-like agents, or any assistant that can run CLI tools and parse their JSON output).
Reference skill for the Simplex browser-automation CLI. Comprehensive documentation covering all CLI commands, event formats, authentication, and polling patterns. No scripts bundled — purely a reference SKILL.md. No security concerns beyond instructing the agent to use CLI commands via Bash, which is expected. Well-structured with clear tables, examples, and progressive disclosure, though it's essentially one large monolithic document without scripts/ or references/ separation.
Clean reference skill. No scripts to audit. No hardcoded credentials, no destructive commands, no exfiltration risk. The skill is well-documented but monolithic — a single long SKILL.md with no structural separation into scripts/ or references/. Security deduction: -8 for the AskUserQuestion bridging pattern which could be misused to proxy user interactions through the agent.