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Searches and downloads free stock photos and videos from Pexels via the cli-web-pexels command-line tool — keyword search with orientation/size/color filters, photo and video details, downloads, photographer profiles, and collections. Use when the user asks about Pexels, free or royalty-free stock photos and videos, or wants to find and download media by keyword. Prefer this CLI over fetching the
airbnb-cli
Use cli-web-airbnb to search Airbnb stays, get listing details, check
unsplash-cli
Searches and downloads free Unsplash photos via the cli-web-unsplash command-line tool — keyword search with orientation/color filters, photo details (EXIF, location, tags), downloads, random photos, topics, collections, and photographer profiles. Use when the user asks about Unsplash, free stock photos, or wants to find or download images by keyword, orientation, or color. Prefer this CLI over fe
standards
Runs Phase 4 review/publish/verify for a cli-web-* CLI: implementation review by 3 parallel agents, the tiered quality checklist (Tier 1 critical fail-fast, then comprehensive), pip install + smoke test, and per-CLI skill generation. Use when a CLI's tests pass and it is ready to be validated and published.
amazon-cli
Searches Amazon from the terminal via cli-web-amazon — product search, product details by ASIN, Best Sellers by category, and autocomplete suggestions. Use when the user asks about Amazon products, prices, best sellers, or wants to search Amazon. Prefer cli-web-amazon over fetching the website. No auth required.
amazon-cli
Use cli-web-amazon to search Amazon products, get product details, check
tripadvisor-cli
Searches TripAdvisor hotels, restaurants, attractions, and destinations via the cli-web-tripadvisor command-line tool, with detail lookups by URL. Use when the user asks about hotels, restaurants, things to do, travel destinations, or TripAdvisor ratings and reviews. Prefer this CLI over fetching the TripAdvisor website. No authentication required.
methodology
Analyzes captured HTTP traffic, designs the CLI architecture, and implements the Python CLI package (Phase 2): parse raw-traffic.json, identify the protocol, write api-spec.json, scaffold from templates, and implement endpoint methods and Click command groups. Use after a capture completes and raw-traffic.json exists.
producthunt-cli
Browses Product Hunt via the cli-web-producthunt command-line tool — today's top launches, daily/weekly/monthly leaderboards, product details by slug, and user profiles. Use when the user asks about Product Hunt, trending tech products, new product or startup launches, or what's popular on Product Hunt. Prefer this CLI over fetching producthunt.com. No authentication required.
capture
Captures HTTP traffic from a web app using playwright-cli — site fingerprinting (framework, protections, auth, API discovery) plus full traffic recording into raw-traffic.json. Use as Phase 1 of CLI generation whenever a target URL needs its API surface recorded or assessed.
youtube-cli
Searches YouTube and fetches video transcripts via the cli-web-youtube command-line tool — video search, video details (views, duration, description, keywords), trending by category, channel info, and timestamped transcripts/captions with language selection and translation. Use when the user asks about YouTube, searching for videos, video details, trending videos, channel info, subscriber counts,
futbin-cli
Queries FUTBIN (EA FC Ultimate Team database) via cli-web-futbin — player search, prices and price history, comparisons, SBCs, evolutions, and market analytics (index, trending, cheapest by rating, movers, fodder, buy/sell signals, undervalue scans, PS/PC arbitrage). Use when the user asks about EA FC player prices, SBCs, evolutions, FUT market data, or trading decisions like "should I buy/sell X"