Anonymous

Skill OpenSIN-AI/OpenSIN-Skills/operations/browser-automation/anonymous

Provides browser automation capabilities via the webauto-nodriver-mcp server. Enables agents to perform web interactions, UI automation, and cross-platform tasks using nodriver with stealth capabilities.From its SKILL.md

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Anonymous Skill

This skill provides access to the webauto-nodriver-mcp server, which offers a comprehensive set of tools for browser automation, UI control, and cross-platform tasks.

Purpose

The Anonymous skill enables agents to:

Automate browser interactions using nodriver with Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP)
Perform UI automation on macOS (AppleScript, keyboard/mouse control)
Interact with WhatsApp, Apple Notes, Calendar, and iMessage
Make phone calls and send SMS/iMessage
Execute shell commands and AppleScripts
Manage Chrome profiles and sessions
All with built-in stealth capabilities to avoid bot detection

How It Works

When this skill is loaded, it enables access to the webauto-nodriver-mcp server which is already configured globally in the OpenCode configuration. The skill doesn't start the server itself but makes the tools available to agents.

Tool Categories

The skill provides tools in these categories:

Browser & Stealth (Anti-Bot Bypass):
- observe_screen, record_screen, goto, click, type_text, press_key, screenshot_to_file
- Stealth mode with anti-detection flags, real Chrome profile usage
WhatsApp (WhatsApp MCP Center):
- whatsapp_send, whatsapp_status, whatsapp_add_instance
- Fallbacks: web_whatsapp_send, mac_whatsapp_send
Apple Notes & Calendar:
- mac_notes_create, mac_notes_read, mac_calendar_create
iPhone & SMS (Continuity & USB):
- make_phone_call, send_sms, iphone_pair, iphone_screenshot, run_ios_shortcut
macOS Admin & Hacker Tools:
- execute_applescript, run_shell, sudo_cmd, get_clipboard, set_clipboard
- open_app, kill_app, list_apps, run_shortcut

Usage

Once loaded, agents can use any of the tools provided by the webauto-nodriver-mcp server. The tools are available in the agent's toolset and can be invoked directly.

Example

# Example usage in an agent
await webauto_nodriver_goto({"url": "https://google.com"})
await webauto_nodriver_click({"x": 100, "y": 200})
await webauto_nodriver_type_text({"text": "Hello World"})

Notes

The skill uses the default Chrome profile (/Users/jeremy/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default) which must be logged into Google accounts for automation requiring authentication.
For stealth automation, the skill uses nodriver with Chrome DevTools Protocol and avoids headless mode.
All browser automation actions include human-like delays and behavioral emulation to avoid detection.

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