Description
opencli-explorer is an agent skill from the jackwener opencli project, listed on skills.sh. It is a complete guide to creating a new OpenCLI adapter from scratch, for a new website or platform, using exploration in browser DevTools to find the site's API endpoints. The guide runs from API discovery through the authentication strategy and writing the adapter, to testing and verification. The page begins by helping the reader choose a route. If only one command is needed for one page, the one-shot skill is the right choice. If the user wants the machine to try first, the page suggests a generate command, falling back to the explorer. A new site, several commands, or a one-shot that gets stuck calls for the full explorer process. If the adapter is meant for a pull request, the guide and the build steps apply, and if it is only for private local use, the adapter goes in the user's own folder instead. The listing shows Snyk with a Warn result. It suits developers who need to add support for a site that OpenCLI does not yet cover.…
Highlights
- End-to-end adapter guide
- API discovery through DevTools
- Chooses the route by scope
- Local or pull-request outputs
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opencli-explorer FAQ
What does the opencli-explorer skill cover?
Creating a new OpenCLI adapter from scratch, from API discovery through authentication, writing the adapter and testing.
How do I install it?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/jackwener/opencli --skill opencli-explorer
When should I use the one-shot skill instead?
When one command is needed for one specific page, the one-shot skill is quicker.
Where does a private adapter go?
For local private use, the guide puts the adapter in the user's own OpenCLI folder, rather than in the repository.
Has it been checked for security?
skills.sh lists three audits: Gen Agent Trust Hub Pass, Socket Pass and Snyk Warn. A Warn or Fail is worth reading before you install.
What are the best opencli-explorer alternatives?
Popular alternatives to opencli-explorer include opencli-adapter-author, opencli-autofix and opencli-oneshot. See all opencli-explorer alternatives