create-scraperlisted

Your goal is to explore a company's careers page and write a permanent, reliable `Scraper` subclass that other code can use going forward. The argument is either: 1. the name of a company, e.g. `/create-scraper netflix` 2. a careers page URL, e.g. `/create-scraper https://explore.jobs.netflix.net/careers`, or 3. a json file containing a list of company names, e.g. `/create-scraper .data/companies.json` (in this case, you'll want to go through each company and determine if any existing scrapers work for it, or if a new one needs to be made) ## Step 1a - Identify the url for the careers page If the careers page has been provided as the argument, move to the next step; otherwise search "[company-name] careers" via the `WebSearch` tool and navigate until you find the careers page. ## Step 1b — Identify the company name Derive the class name and filename from the company's domain or brand name. E.g.: - `explore.jobs.netflix.net` → `NetflixScraper` → `src/analysis/scraping/NetflixScraper.ts` - `jobs.stripe.com` → `StripeScraper` → `src/analysis/scraping/StripeScraper.ts` ## Step 2 — Navigate and capture network traffic The goal is to find a JSON API the page calls internally — these are far more reliable than DOM scraping. 1. Navigate to the URL with `browser_navigate` 2. Immediately inject a network monitor via `browser_evaluate`: ```js window.__reqs = []; const _f = window.fetch.bind(window); window.fetch = function (input, init) { const url = typeof input === 'st