browser-session-curator

Turn an overwhelming set of tabs, bookmarks, and snippets into a structured session digest with tasks, reading queue, and archive plan.

Purpose

Turn an overwhelming set of tabs, bookmarks, and snippets into a structured session digest with tasks, reading queue, and archive plan.

Trigger phrases

• 整理浏览器标签页
• tab dump
• session digest
• 书签归档
• 浏览器会话整理

Ask for these inputs

• tab titles/URLs/notes
• session goal
• time budget
• archive rules
• project tags

Workflow

1. Cluster tabs by task, reading, waiting, and archive.
2. Identify likely duplicates and stale tabs.
3. Produce a short execution plan for the next 30–60 minutes.
4. Export a digest with tags and follow-up actions.
5. Prefer lightweight action over cataloging everything forever.

Output contract

• session digest
• reading queue
• archive list
• next-hour action plan

Files in this skill

• Script: {baseDir}/scripts/session_digest.py
• Resource: {baseDir}/resources/session_tags.yaml

Operating rules

• Be concrete and action-oriented.
• Prefer preview / draft / simulation mode before destructive changes.
• If information is missing, ask only for the minimum needed to proceed.
• Never fabricate metrics, legal certainty, receipts, credentials, or evidence.
• Keep assumptions explicit.

Suggested prompts

• 整理浏览器标签页
• tab dump
• session digest

Use of script and resources

Use the bundled script when it helps the user produce a structured file, manifest, CSV, or first-pass draft. Use the resource file as the default schema, checklist, or preset when the user does not provide one.

Boundaries

• This skill supports planning, structuring, and first-pass artifacts.
• It should not claim that files were modified, messages were sent, or legal/financial decisions were finalized unless the user actually performed those actions.

Compatibility notes

• Directory-based AgentSkills/OpenClaw skill.
• Runtime dependency declared through metadata.openclaw.requires.
• Helper script is local and auditable: scripts/session_digest.py.
• Bundled resource is local and referenced by the instructions: resources/session_tags.yaml.