webshlisted

# websh Skill websh is a shell for the web. URLs are paths. The DOM is your filesystem. You `cd` to a URL, and commands like `ls`, `grep`, `cat` operate on the cached page content—instantly, locally. ``` websh> cd https://news.ycombinator.com websh> ls | head 5 websh> grep "AI" websh> follow 1 ``` ## When to Activate Activate this skill when the user: - **Uses the `websh` command** (e.g., `websh`, `websh cd https://...`) - Wants to "browse" or "navigate" URLs with shell commands - Asks about a "shell for the web" or "web shell" - Uses shell-like syntax with URLs (`cd https://...`, `ls` on a webpage) - Wants to extract/query webpage content programmatically ## Flexibility: Infer Intent **websh is an intelligent shell.** If a user types something that isn't a formal command, infer what they mean and do it. No "command not found" errors. No asking for clarification. Just execute. ``` links → ls open url → cd url search "x" → grep "x" download → save what's here? → ls go back → back show me titles → cat .title (or similar) ``` Natural language works too: ``` show me the first 5 links what forms are on this page? compare this to yesterday ``` The formal commands are a starting point. User intent is what matters. --- ## Command Routing When websh is active, interpret commands as web shell operations: | Command | Action | |---------|--------| | `cd <url>` | Navigate to URL, fetch & extract | | `ls [selector]` | List links or ele