Command-line interface for launching and controlling Notte cloud browser sessions: start and stop remote browsers, navigate pages, observe/click/fill elements, scrape web content, manage vaults and personas, capture replays, and deploy browser workflows as Notte Functions for callable, scheduled, or reusable automations such as endpoints, APIs, webhooks, jobs, workflows, and services.
EnglishDiagnose and repair a broken Notte Function. Use when a deployed or scheduled Function has started failing or returning empty/wrong results - for example "my function fn... returns empty now", "repair my scraper function", "the Indeed function broke after the site changed", "fix this failed function run", or "diagnose why my scheduled function stopped working". The user supplies the Function that is broken; this skill finds the root cause, re-explores the changed surface, verifies a fix in isolation, and promotes it behind a confirmation gate. Pairs with notte-functions-forge, which builds Functions.
EnglishExplore a website once, find the stable data path, and deploy it as a reusable, parameterized Notte Function (a callable HTTP endpoint that can be scheduled and run at scale). Use when a user wants to forge, build, generate, or "bake" a reusable scraper or browser automation for a site, turn a working scrape into an API/endpoint/job, or says things like "I'll run N keywords later", "make this reusable", "pull all listings", "automate this site every day", or "build a function that extracts X from Y". Pairs with notte-functions-doctor, which repairs a forged Function when the site changes.
EnglishIncludes Notte Browser, Notte Functions Doctor, and Notte Functions Forge.
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Notte Browser
Command-line interface for launching and controlling Notte cloud browser sessions: start and stop remote browsers, navigate pages, observe/click/fill elements, scrape web content, manage vaults and personas, capture replays, and deploy browser workflows as Notte Functions for callable, scheduled, or reusable automations such as endpoints, APIs, webhooks, jobs, workflows, and services.
Notte Functions Doctor
Diagnose and repair a broken Notte Function. Use when a deployed or scheduled Function has started failing or returning empty/wrong results - for example "my function fn... returns empty now", "repair my scraper function", "the Indeed function broke after the site changed", "fix this failed function run", or "diagnose why my scheduled function stopped working". The user supplies the Function that is broken; this skill finds the root cause, re-explores the changed surface, verifies a fix in isolation, and promotes it behind a confirmation gate. Pairs with notte-functions-forge, which builds Functions.
Notte Functions Forge
Explore a website once, find the stable data path, and deploy it as a reusable, parameterized Notte Function (a callable HTTP endpoint that can be scheduled and run at scale). Use when a user wants to forge, build, generate, or "bake" a reusable scraper or browser automation for a site, turn a working scrape into an API/endpoint/job, or says things like "I'll run N keywords later", "make this reusable", "pull all listings", "automate this site every day", or "build a function that extracts X from Y". Pairs with notte-functions-doctor, which repairs a forged Function when the site changes.
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