captcha
CAPTCHA Solver Skill
Solve CAPTCHAs programmatically in web automation workflows.
How Token-Based CAPTCHA Solving Works
Modern CAPTCHAs (reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, Turnstile) don't require reading distorted text — they issue a signed token when solved. A third-party service solves the challenge on your behalf and returns that token. You inject it into the page, and the page thinks the user solved it.
Page with CAPTCHA
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├─ 1. Extract sitekey + page URL
├─ 2. Submit to solving service (waits 15–45s)
├─ 3. Receive token string
├─ 4. Inject token into hidden field on page
├─ 5. Trigger the CAPTCHA callback
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