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Watercrawl monitor

Skill fernandoleyra/watercrawl-skill/skills/watercrawl-monitor

Snapshot a page and detect content changes compared to a previous snapshot. Use when asked to monitor a page, check for changes, or track updates to a URL.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add fernandoleyra/watercrawl-skill --skill watercrawl-monitor

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SKILL.md

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watercrawl-monitor

Snapshot a page and detect changes compared to a previous snapshot.

Instructions

  1. Parse arguments from $ARGUMENTS:

    • url — required.
    • actionsnapshot (save current state), diff (compare with saved), or check (snapshot + diff if previous exists). Default: check.
  2. Determine snapshot file path:

    • Create .watercrawl/snapshots/ in the current working directory
    • Filename: URL-slug (replace :// and / with _, strip query strings, truncate to 60 chars) + .md
  3. For snapshot or check:

    • Fetch the URL using WebFetch
    • Save content to snapshot file with header:
      <!-- snapshot: <ISO timestamp> -->
      <!-- url: <url> -->
      <content>
      
    • Report: Snapshot saved to <filepath>
  4. For diff or check with existing snapshot:

    • Read the previous snapshot
    • Compare: word count change, added paragraphs, removed paragraphs
    • Report:
      ## Change Report: <url>
      **Previous snapshot:** <timestamp>
      **Current snapshot:** <timestamp>
      **Word count:** N → M (+/- delta)
      
      ### Added content
      ### Removed content
      ### No changes detected
      
  5. If no previous snapshot and action is diff: take first snapshot and inform user.

What ships with it

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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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