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OpenCLI-first backlink discovery, profile analysis, opportunity qualification, safe browser-assisted form filling, and evidence-based verification. Use for backlinks, external links, competitor link research, blog-comment opportunities, directory submissions, Similarweb/Semrush/Ahrefs discovery, Search Console verification, anchor analysis, toxic-link review, or Chinese requests such as 反链、外链、找外链、发外链、评论外链.
yan-labs/yan-skills · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 74
Install: claude install-skill yan-labs/yan-skills
# Backlink Maintain one business Skill for the complete backlink lifecycle. Do not delegate to `backlink-analyzer` or create another browser-extension Skill. OpenCLI and its Chrome extension are the connector underneath this Skill, not separate business workflows. ## Install and Update Source: [Skills.sh](https://skills.sh/yan-labs/yan-skills) ```bash # First global install, or reinstall if an update fails npx skills add yan-labs/yan-skills --skill backlink -g -y # Update the globally installed Skill npx skills update backlink -g -y ``` For a project-level install, omit `-g`; update a project installation with `npx skills update backlink -p -y`. Submit a website to 180+ free directory sites using bb-browser automation on the Mac Mini. The user's local browser is never touched. ## Operating model `$backlink → scripts and policy → OpenCLI → authorized Chrome session → website` OpenCLI is preferred because it can reuse the owner's authenticated Chrome sessions and expose page/network data without coordinate-based clicking. Use an existing OpenCLI adapter first. When no adapter exists, use a named browser session and DOM/network inspection. All browser calls default to `--window background`. Never request foreground mode unless the user explicitly wants to watch the operation. Avoid clicking launchers that open a new window: inspect the target and open it directly in the background session when possible. If a site cannot be operated without stealing focus, stop and rep