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Lightcone Session

Manual step-by-step computer control via Lightcone sessions. Activate when user needs fine-grained browser or desktop automation, multi-step workflows, login...

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Purpose & Capability
Name/description (manual step-by-step control of a cloud computer) align with the declared requirement (one API key) and the instructions (create session, send UI actions, close). The TZAFON_API_KEY is consistent with a single third-party service API credential.
Instruction Scope
SKILL.md stays within the skill's purpose (create sessions, send clicks/types/scrolls, screenshots, extract HTML, run debug shell commands inside the cloud computer). Note: the 'debug' action (run shell command) and 'html' extraction can access and return sensitive data from the remote machine or visited pages — this is expected for a full-featured remote desktop/browser automation tool but is a privacy/security consideration for users.
Install Mechanism
Instruction-only skill with no install steps or downloaded code; minimal disk/system footprint and lowest install risk.
Credentials
Only one required environment variable (TZAFON_API_KEY) is declared and used. That is proportional to a remote/cloud session service. The skill does not request unrelated credentials or config paths.
Persistence & Privilege
always is false; skill is user-invocable and can be autonomously invoked by the agent (platform default). It does not request system-wide persistence or modify other skills' configs.
Assessment
This skill appears internally consistent, but the API key you provide grants the skill the ability to create cloud machines that can browse sites, take screenshots, extract page HTML, and run shell commands inside the remote machine. Before installing, confirm you trust the Lightcone/Tzafon provider and understand what the TZAFON_API_KEY can do. Do not use your primary/personal accounts or sensitive credentials for testing; prefer ephemeral or least-privilege keys. Review the provider's docs and privacy policy, rotate or revoke the key if you stop using the skill, and avoid sending highly sensitive data through sessions that the provider controls.

Like a lobster shell, security has layers — review code before you run it.

Current versionv1.0.0
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License

MIT-0
Free to use, modify, and redistribute. No attribution required.

Runtime requirements

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EnvTZAFON_API_KEY
Primary envTZAFON_API_KEY

SKILL.md

Lightcone Session Control

Three tools for manual step-by-step control of a cloud computer. Use when you need precise multi-step interaction with a website or desktop application.

For simple "go do this" tasks, prefer lightcone-browse (the /lightcone-browse command) instead.

Tools

ToolPurpose
lightcone_session_createCreate a cloud computer (browser or desktop)
lightcone_session_actionSend actions (click, type, scroll, screenshot, etc.)
lightcone_session_closeShut down the computer

Workflow Pattern

1. lightcone_session_create  → get session ID + initial screenshot
2. lightcone_session_action  → navigate, click, type, screenshot (repeat)
3. lightcone_session_close   → shut down

lightcone_session_create

ParameterRequiredDescription
urlNoURL to navigate to immediately
kindNo"browser" (default) or "desktop"

Returns: session ID (e.g., lc-a1b2c3d4) + screenshot of initial state.

lightcone_session_action

ParameterRequiredDescription
sessionIdYesSession ID from create
actionYesOne of the actions below
urlFor navigateTarget URL
x, yFor click/scrollPixel coordinates
textFor typeText to enter
keysFor hotkeyComma-separated keys, e.g. "Control,c"
dx, dyFor scrollScroll deltas
secondsFor waitDuration in seconds
commandFor debugShell command to run

Actions

ActionReturnsUse for
screenshotScreenshotSee current state
navigateScreenshotGo to a URL
clickScreenshotClick at (x, y)
doubleClickScreenshotDouble-click at (x, y)
rightClickScreenshotRight-click for context menu
typeScreenshotEnter text at cursor
hotkeyScreenshotKeyboard shortcut (e.g., Enter, Tab, Control+a)
scrollScreenshotScroll at position
htmlPage HTMLExtract page source
waitScreenshotPause before next action
debugCommand outputRun shell command in the computer

Example: Login and extract data

Step 1: Create a cloud computer at the login page
  lightcone_session_create { url: "https://app.example.com/login" }

Step 2: Type username (click the email field first)
  lightcone_session_action { sessionId: "lc-...", action: "click", x: 640, y: 300 }
  lightcone_session_action { sessionId: "lc-...", action: "type", text: "user@example.com" }

Step 3: Type password
  lightcone_session_action { sessionId: "lc-...", action: "hotkey", keys: "Tab" }
  lightcone_session_action { sessionId: "lc-...", action: "type", text: "password123" }

Step 4: Submit
  lightcone_session_action { sessionId: "lc-...", action: "hotkey", keys: "Return" }
  lightcone_session_action { sessionId: "lc-...", action: "wait", seconds: 3 }

Step 5: Screenshot to verify login succeeded
  lightcone_session_action { sessionId: "lc-...", action: "screenshot" }

Step 6: Extract page content
  lightcone_session_action { sessionId: "lc-...", action: "html" }

Step 7: Shut down
  lightcone_session_close { sessionId: "lc-..." }

Tips

  • Always take a screenshot after navigation to see the current state before clicking
  • Use coordinates from the screenshot to target clicks accurately
  • Wait 2-3 seconds after navigation or form submission for pages to load
  • Use html action to extract structured data from the page
  • Always close sessions when done to free resources

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