OpenCLI Tool Integration

This skill appears to be what it says, but pay attention to a few important points before installing: - Manifest mismatch: the registry metadata claims no required binaries/env, yet SKILL.md requires Node >= 20, Chrome running, a Browser Bridge extension, and optionally yt-dlp and other CLIs. Treat the listed install steps as mandatory. - Sensitive local access: the tool reuses Chrome login sessions and talks to a local daemon (localhost:19825). That means the installed extension/daemon can access cookies, logged-in accounts, and local app state. Only proceed if you trust the package and extension. - Third-party code risk: you must run `npm install -g @jackwener/opencli` and install an extension downloaded from GitHub Releases (and enable developer mode). Review the GitHub repo and NPM package owner, read the extension code or releases, and prefer official/reputable sources. - Limit exposure: consider using a dedicated browser profile or secondary OS user for scraping tasks, avoid using sensitive accounts when the extension has access, and inspect network activity if possible. - If you need higher assurance: review the opencli source code (repo and npm package), verify the Browser Bridge release checksum, and check what data the extension/daemon sends over the network. Given the metadata omissions and the sensitive nature of browser session reuse, proceed with caution; if you cannot audit the external package and extension, consider alternatives or limit the accounts used with this tool.