actionbook

Activate when the user's request involves interacting with a website: Activate when the user: Actionbook is a library of pre-verified page interaction data . actionbook search finds actions matching a task description; actionbook get " " returns a structured document describing a page's purpose, functional capabilities, and DOM structure with inline CSS selectors — eliminating the need for runtime page structure discovery. Returns for each result: The query string is the primary signal for finding the right action. Pack it with the user's full intent — not just a site name or a vague keyword. Include in the query: Rule of thumb: Rewrite the user's request as a single descriptive sentence and use that as the query. When the user provides extra context (e.g., specific dates, a city name, a topic), fold it into the query even if it won't match a stored action literally — it helps the search engine rank relevant pages higher. If --domain or --url is known, always add them — they narrow results and improve precision. Returns a structured document with: Selectors appear embedded in the structure description, e.g.: Extract CSS selectors from the structure summary for use with browser commands. Quick reference.