Browser GUI Inspect Skill

Purpose

Many controllers and web-based tools NetClaw talks to via REST API also have GUI-only reports, dialogs, or visualizations the API doesn't expose — and some tools (classic SDN controller consoles, vendor support portals, SaaS admin consoles) have no NetClaw API integration at all. This skill is the controller-agnostic fallback: it drives a real, persistent, manually-authenticated Chrome session to read, search, confirm, and capture whatever an operator needs from a web GUI.

This skill deliberately contains no per-vendor DOM/selector knowledge. Every invocation is directed by the operator's own target URL and intent at request time — nothing about any specific controller's page layout is hardcoded here (Constitution VI — Multi-Vendor Neutrality). See specs/048-chrome-devtools-browser-inspection/ for the full spec, research, and design behind this skill.

Golden Rule — Read/Confirm/Search Only, Never a Config-Change Mechanism

This skill's interactive tools (click, fill, fill_form, drag, press_key, type_text, handle_dialog, upload_file) are for reading, filtering, searching, and confirming state on a page — never for submitting, applying, or committing a configuration change to network infrastructure. If a request would require clicking something like "Commit," "Apply," "Submit," "Deploy," or "Save" on a controller's configuration workflow, stop and tell the operator that this must go through the relevant API-based skill instead (e.g., the ACI, Panorama, or FortiManager skill), which implements the proper observe→baseline→modify→verify workflow and ServiceNow CR gating (Constitution I, II, III, VIII). Using this skill to bypass that workflow would create an unaudited, unverified side door around NetClaw's safety model — see specs/048-chrome-devtools-browser-inspection/research.md R8 for the full rationale.

MCP Servers — Headless and Watch Mode

This skill uses tools provided by the chrome-devtools-mcp package (official Chrome DevTools team, chrome-devtools-mcp on npm), registered twice: