Skill: sirtoby99/swipenode (version 1.6.4)

--- name: swipenode description: Give your agent the superpower to read the modern web without getting blocked by Cloudflare. Extracts clean JSON, saves 98% of LLM tokens, and executes zero malicious JS. author: sirToby99 version: 1.6.3 repository: https://github.com/sirToby99/swipenode --- # ⚡ SwipeNode: The Ultimate Web Extractor for Agents Is your OpenClaw agent constantly hitting **403 Forbidden** errors when trying to read websites? Or are headless browser skills eating up your RAM and exposing your machine to malicious JavaScript? **SwipeNode fixes all of this.** It is a lightning-fast, highly optimized Go binary that fetches websites and extracts structured data (`__NEXT_DATA__`, Nuxt, JSON-LD) *without* rendering the page. ### 🔒 Security & Transparency (For Reviewers & Users) To address security validations: * **Fully Open Source:** The source code is completely public and auditable at [github.com/sirToby99/swipenode](https://github.com/sirToby99/swipenode). * **How the WAF Bypass works:** SwipeNode does NOT use exploits. It simply uses the open-source `bogdanfinn/tls-client` Go library to mimic the TLS handshake signature of a standard Chrome/Safari browser. * **Safer than Browsers:** Because SwipeNode does not use a headless browser engine, it *cannot* execute malicious JavaScript payloads from target websites. It only parses static HTML/JSON, making it inherently safer for autonomous agents. * **Provenance:** The `install.sh` script explicitly uses `go install` with a pinned version tag to pull the public code directly from GitHub safely. ### 🔥 Why your Agent needs this: * 🥷 **Bypasses Cloudflare & WAFs:** Native TLS-fingerprint spoofing. * 💰 **Saves 98% of LLM Tokens:** Prunes tracking pixels, base64 data, and boilerplate UI noise. * 🛡️ **Zero-JS Execution:** Immune to browser-based prompt injections. --- ## 🤖 Instructions for the AI Agent **When to use this skill:** Whenever the user asks you to read a webpage, summarize an article, check the news, or extract data from a URL. You should generally prefer this tool over standard HTTP clients (`curl`, `wget`) because it handles structured data efficiently. **Ethical & Operational Guidelines:** * Ensure your usage respects the target website's Terms of Service and legal constraints. * Do not use this tool to aggressively scrape, spam, or overwhelm target servers. * Act responsibly as a user-driven autonomous agent. **How to use it:** Execute the following command in the terminal: `swipenode extract --url "<TARGET_URL>"` *Pro Tip:* If a high-security site actively blocks the default request, spoof the TLS fingerprint by appending `--impersonate safari` or `--impersonate firefox`. **Understanding the Output:** The tool will output a JSON object to stdout. 1. If you see keys like `"nextjs"`, `"json_ld"`, or `"nuxtjs_raw"`, parse this structured data to answer the user's request. 2. If it's a legacy site, look for the `"text"` key, which contains the clean, readable content. 3. If it contains `"error"`, report the network issue to the user. --- ### Legal & Credits This product includes software developed by Bogdan Finn (bogdanfinn/tls-client).


Security scan verdicts — ClawScan: suspicious | static analysis: clean | VirusTotal: clean | SkillSpector: suspicious (MEDIUM)