Grok-primary deep research skill for source-backed web work. Use when the task needs current web research, grounded citations, supplementary Tavily/Firecrawl source discovery, high-fidelity page-to-Markdown fetch, Tavily site mapping, verbatim quote extraction, source reranking, or reusable multi-step research sessions. Use as a supplement when ordinary search results feel incomplete, thinly sourced, or need more URLs, quotes, fetched pages, or session composition; not for simple one-off facts.
EnglishUse when a task needs Chrome DevTools from the shell: automate a live Chrome browser with chrome-devtools, inspect accessibility snapshots and UIDs, click/fill/navigate pages, evaluate JavaScript, inspect console and network activity, take screenshots, run Lighthouse, capture performance traces, or connect to an existing debuggable Chrome. This is CLI mode, not MCP client setup.
EnglishConvert a URL or HTML into clean Markdown with metadata using markmaton. Handles browser capture for JS-heavy pages and deterministic HTML-to-Markdown conversion in one skill.
EnglishPersistent Chrome/Chromium browser automation skill built on nodriver. Use when a page needs JavaScript rendering, authorized login/session continuity, clicking or typing, DOM snapshots with stable refs, screenshots, or multi-step look-think-act flows that ordinary WebFetch/search cannot complete. Auto-starts a headless or headed Chrome daemon, can use an isolated skill profile or the user's Chrome profile, and preserves one tab across calls; not for static pages, simple searches, JSON APIs, or one-off scrapes.
EnglishIncludes Agentic Search, Chrome Devtools CLI, HTML to Markdown, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Agentic Search
Grok-primary deep research skill for source-backed web work. Use when the task needs current web research, grounded citations, supplementary Tavily/Firecrawl source discovery, high-fidelity page-to-Markdown fetch, Tavily site mapping, verbatim quote extraction, source reranking, or reusable multi-step research sessions. Use as a supplement when ordinary search results feel incomplete, thinly sourced, or need more URLs, quotes, fetched pages, or session composition; not for simple one-off facts.
Chrome Devtools CLI
Use when a task needs Chrome DevTools from the shell: automate a live Chrome browser with chrome-devtools, inspect accessibility snapshots and UIDs, click/fill/navigate pages, evaluate JavaScript, inspect console and network activity, take screenshots, run Lighthouse, capture performance traces, or connect to an existing debuggable Chrome. This is CLI mode, not MCP client setup.
HTML to Markdown
Convert a URL or HTML into clean Markdown with metadata using markmaton. Handles browser capture for JS-heavy pages and deterministic HTML-to-Markdown conversion in one skill.
Nodriver Browser
Persistent Chrome/Chromium browser automation skill built on nodriver. Use when a page needs JavaScript rendering, authorized login/session continuity, clicking or typing, DOM snapshots with stable refs, screenshots, or multi-step look-think-act flows that ordinary WebFetch/search cannot complete. Auto-starts a headless or headed Chrome daemon, can use an isolated skill profile or the user's Chrome profile, and preserves one tab across calls; not for static pages, simple searches, JSON APIs, or one-off scrapes.
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