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Also use when a Bright Data scraper produces unexpected results such as empty data, 0 items found, missing products, or fewer results than expected — session data can reveal whether the issue is network/proxy-side (blocks, captchas, redirects, timeouts) or client-side (selectors, extraction logic). Triggers on phrases like 'why did my session fail', 'debug my bright data session', 'check my scraping browser sessions', 'how much bandwidth did my scraper use', 'got 0 results', 'found 0', 'scraper returned empty', 'scraper not working', 'script didn't work', or when a Bright Data error code or brd.superproxy.io stack trace appears in the conversation. Requires BRIGHTDATA_API_KEY environment variable.",{},"Bright Data — Browser Session Debugger","https://github.com/brightdata/skills/tree/HEAD/skills/brd-browser-debug",[15,16,17,18,19,20],"brightdata","scraping","debugging","api","browser-automation","session-analysis",{"_creationTime":22,"_id":23,"extensionId":5,"locale":24,"result":25,"trustSignals":179,"workflow":188},1778054318963.3333,"kn7cxa3wrtac1yatr0bgb5aej9866kkk","en",{"checks":26,"evaluatedAt":169,"extensionSummary":170,"promptVersionExtension":171,"promptVersionScoring":172,"rationale":173,"score":174,"summary":175,"tags":176,"targetMarket":177,"tier":178},[27,32,35,39,43,47,51,54,58,62,66,69,72,75,79,82,85,88,91,94,98,102,105,109,112,115,118,121,124,127,131,134,138,142,145,148,151,154,158,161,164,166,167,168],{"category":28,"check":29,"severity":30,"summary":31},"Invocation","Precise Purpose","pass","The description clearly states the skill's purpose: debugging Bright Data browser sessions using the Browser Sessions API. It also provides specific trigger phrases and an explicit requirement for BRIGHTDATA_API_KEY.",{"category":28,"check":33,"severity":30,"summary":34},"Concise Frontmatter","The frontmatter is concise and effectively summarizes the skill's core capability, including trigger phrases and prerequisites within a reasonable character limit.",{"category":36,"check":37,"severity":30,"summary":38},"Documentation","Concise Body","The skill body is well-structured and concise, with detailed API references and setup instructions delegated to separate sections and linked files, adhering to progressive disclosure principles.",{"category":40,"check":41,"severity":30,"summary":42},"Context","Progressive Disclosure","The SKILL.md outlines the overall flow and links to API references for deeper details, demonstrating good progressive disclosure.",{"category":40,"check":44,"severity":45,"summary":46},"Forked exploration","not_applicable","This skill is not designed for deep exploration or code review; it directly interacts with an API to retrieve and analyze data. Therefore, the 'context: fork' setting is not applicable.",{"category":48,"check":49,"severity":30,"summary":50},"Practical Utility","Usage examples","Provides clear examples for listing and triaging sessions, inspecting a single session, and auto-detection from conversation context, including API calls and expected outcomes.",{"category":48,"check":52,"severity":30,"summary":53},"Edge cases","The 'Diagnosing Failed Sessions' section effectively details failure modes (duration, bandwidth, captchas, redirects) and provides guidance on interpretation and recovery steps, such as enabling captcha solving or contacting support.",{"category":55,"check":56,"severity":45,"summary":57},"Code Execution","Tool Fallback","This skill primarily interacts with an external API and does not appear to rely on optional or versioned tools like an MCP server, making this check not applicable.",{"category":59,"check":60,"severity":30,"summary":61},"Safety","Halt on unexpected state","The skill's documentation implicitly suggests halting on unexpected states by directing users to contact support or to stop if a session ID is not found, and by providing clear steps for diagnosing issues.",{"category":63,"check":64,"severity":30,"summary":65},"Portability","Cross-skill coupling","The skill is self-contained and focuses on interacting with the Bright Data Browser Sessions API. It does not appear to implicitly rely on other skills being loaded.",{"category":48,"check":67,"severity":30,"summary":68},"Problem relevance","The description clearly identifies the user problem of debugging Bright Data Scraping Browser sessions and related issues like errors, failed runs, and unexpected results.",{"category":48,"check":70,"severity":30,"summary":71},"Unique selling proposition","The skill offers significant value over a simple API wrapper by providing smart triage, pattern detection, dynamic bandwidth outlier analysis, and specific error reasoning tailored to the Bright Data context.",{"category":48,"check":73,"severity":30,"summary":74},"Production readiness","The skill is production-ready, providing clear setup instructions (API key), API references, and a complete workflow for debugging Bright Data sessions.",{"category":76,"check":77,"severity":30,"summary":78},"Scope","Single responsibility principle","The skill has a clear, single responsibility: debugging Bright Data Scraping Browser sessions by interacting with the Browser Sessions API.",{"category":76,"check":80,"severity":30,"summary":81},"Description quality","The description is accurate, concise, readable, and accurately reflects the skill's behavior and purpose.",{"category":28,"check":83,"severity":45,"summary":84},"Scoped tools","This skill does not expose individual tools; it acts as a single conversational agent interacting with an external API. Therefore, checking for scoped tools is not applicable.",{"category":36,"check":86,"severity":30,"summary":87},"Configuration & parameter reference","The skill clearly documents the required `BRIGHTDATA_API_KEY` environment variable and provides setup instructions, including how to obtain the key and zone configuration.",{"category":76,"check":89,"severity":30,"summary":90},"Tool naming","The skill name 'brd-browser-debug' is descriptive and appropriate for its function. The commands like `/brd-browser-debug` and `/brd-browser-debug \u003Csession_id>` are also clear.",{"category":76,"check":92,"severity":30,"summary":93},"Minimal I/O surface","The skill's interaction is through documented API calls and environmental variables. User input is limited to session IDs or natural language queries, and output is focused on diagnostic summaries and actionable insights.",{"category":95,"check":96,"severity":30,"summary":97},"License","License usability","The project includes a standard MIT license file, which is permissive and usable.",{"category":99,"check":100,"severity":45,"summary":101},"Maintenance","Commit recency","No commit history data is available for this repository (pushedAt is 'n/a').",{"category":99,"check":103,"severity":45,"summary":104},"Dependency Management","No third-party dependencies are explicitly listed or managed within the provided skill files, making this check not applicable.",{"category":106,"check":107,"severity":30,"summary":108},"Security","Secret Management","The skill requires a BRIGHTDATA_API_KEY environment variable, which is a standard and appropriate way to handle secrets. The documentation explicitly mentions setting it as an environment variable and does not show it being hardcoded or echoed.",{"category":106,"check":110,"severity":30,"summary":111},"Injection","The skill interacts with a well-defined API and does not appear to load or execute untrusted external data as instructions.",{"category":106,"check":113,"severity":30,"summary":114},"Transitive Supply-Chain Grenades","The skill's functionality is contained within API calls and local script execution based on committed files. It does not fetch remote content to execute or interpret as instructions.",{"category":106,"check":116,"severity":30,"summary":117},"Sandbox Isolation","The skill interacts with external APIs and does not appear to modify any files outside of its own execution context or project folder.",{"category":106,"check":119,"severity":30,"summary":120},"Sandbox escape primitives","The skill's actions are limited to API calls and data analysis, with no indications of detached processes or retry loops around denied calls.",{"category":106,"check":122,"severity":30,"summary":123},"Data Exfiltration","The skill only requires a Bright Data API key and does not appear to exfiltrate any confidential data or make undocumented outbound calls.",{"category":106,"check":125,"severity":30,"summary":126},"Hidden Text Tricks","The bundled files do not contain any hidden text tricks, invisible Unicode characters, or other obfuscation methods.",{"category":128,"check":129,"severity":30,"summary":130},"Hooks","Opaque code execution","The skill's logic is presented in readable markdown and shell scripts, with no evidence of obfuscation, base64 payloads, or runtime code fetching.",{"category":63,"check":132,"severity":30,"summary":133},"Structural Assumption","The skill relies on the BRIGHTDATA_API_KEY environment variable and interacts with an external API. It does not make assumptions about user-specific project organization or file layouts.",{"category":135,"check":136,"severity":45,"summary":137},"Trust","Issues Attention","Issue data is not available ('n/a' for both opened and closed issues).",{"category":139,"check":140,"severity":45,"summary":141},"Versioning","Release Management","No manifest version, GitHub release tags, or CHANGELOG are present. The skill does not appear to be versioned in a detectable way.",{"category":55,"check":143,"severity":45,"summary":144},"Validation","The skill's primary interaction is through API calls, and user input is expected to be natural language or a session ID. There's no indication of complex input validation schemas or structured output sanitation beyond what the API itself provides.",{"category":106,"check":146,"severity":45,"summary":147},"Unguarded Destructive Operations","This skill is purely analytical and read-only, involving fetching session data. It does not perform any destructive operations.",{"category":55,"check":149,"severity":30,"summary":150},"Error Handling","The documentation outlines how to handle errors, such as session ID not found and general troubleshooting steps, and instructs users to contact Bright Data support for unclear issues.",{"category":55,"check":152,"severity":45,"summary":153},"Logging","The skill's primary function is API interaction and analysis; it does not perform destructive actions or have explicit requirements for local audit logging. The README mentions outputting diagnostic information.",{"category":155,"check":156,"severity":45,"summary":157},"Compliance","GDPR","The skill operates on Bright Data session data, which is unlikely to contain personal data without explicit user action to include it in session parameters. No direct handling of PII is evident.",{"category":155,"check":159,"severity":30,"summary":160},"Target market","The skill's functionality is tied to the Bright Data API, which is globally accessible. No regional-specific logic or limitations are apparent in the documentation or code.",{"category":63,"check":162,"severity":30,"summary":163},"Runtime stability","The skill's setup instructions are clear for common environments (Ubuntu/Debian, macOS) and it relies on standard tools like `curl` and `jq`, indicating good portability. It does not assume specific OS features or shells.",{"category":28,"check":37,"severity":30,"summary":165},"The skill body remains concise, with detailed API references and setup instructions delegated to separate sections and linked files, adhering to progressive disclosure principles.",{"category":40,"check":41,"severity":30,"summary":42},{"category":28,"check":37,"severity":30,"summary":165},{"category":40,"check":41,"severity":30,"summary":42},1778054289919,"This skill allows agents to debug Bright Data Scraping Browser sessions by leveraging the Browser Sessions API. It provides detailed analysis of session data, including error diagnosis, bandwidth tracking, and pattern detection to help identify network or client-side issues.","2.0.0","3.4.0","The extension is highly polished, with clear documentation, strong practical utility, and excellent adherence to best practices for security and scope. The 'brd-browser-debug' skill provides specific, actionable insights for debugging Bright Data sessions, and the documentation is thorough and well-organized. No critical or warning findings were identified.",95,"A well-documented and practical skill for debugging Bright Data browser sessions, offering smart triage and analysis capabilities.",[15,16,17,18,19,20],"global","verified",{"codeQuality":180,"collectedAt":181,"documentation":182,"maintenance":184,"security":185,"testCoverage":187},{},1778054278162,{"descriptionLength":183,"readmeSize":8},977,{},{"hasNpmPackage":186,"smitheryVerified":186},false,{"hasCi":186,"hasTests":186},{"updatedAt":189},1778054318963,{"githubOwner":15,"githubRepo":191,"locale":24,"slug":192,"type":193},"skills","brd-browser-debug","skill",true,{"_creationTime":196,"_id":197,"community":198,"display":199,"identity":213,"parentExtension":216,"providers":242,"relations":247,"workflow":248},1778054268187.776,"k177secs2fy2665c3z8prspg0s867xd1",{"reviewCount":8},{"description":200,"installMethods":201,"name":202,"sourceUrl":203,"tags":204},"Web scraping, Google search, structured data extraction, and MCP server integration powered by Bright Data. Includes 11 skills: scrape any webpage as markdown (with bot detection/CAPTCHA bypass), search Google with structured JSON results, extract data from 40+ websites (Amazon, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and more), orchestrate Bright Data's 60+ MCP tools, Bright Data CLI for terminal-based scraping/search/data extraction/zone management, real-time competitive intelligence (competitor snapshots, pricing comparison, review mining, hiring signals, market landscape mapping), built-in best practices for Web Unlocker, SERP API, Web Scraper API, and Browser API, Python SDK best practices for the brightdata-sdk package, scraper builder for any website, design system mirroring, and Browser API session debugging.",{},"Bright Data Plugin for Claude Code","https://github.com/brightdata/skills",[205,206,207,208,209,210,211,212],"web-scraping","data-extraction","search","mcp","bright-data","cli","competitive-intelligence","python-sdk",{"githubOwner":15,"githubRepo":191,"locale":24,"slug":214,"type":215},"brightdata-plugin","plugin",{"_creationTime":217,"_id":218,"community":219,"display":220,"identity":225,"providers":228,"relations":237,"workflow":239},1778054268187.7754,"k17f4hb22c0s5mwjyyx9xtwwen86727s",{"reviewCount":8},{"description":221,"installMethods":222,"name":223,"sourceUrl":203,"tags":224},"Official Bright Data plugin for Claude Code - Web scraping, search, structured data extraction, and Python SDK",{},"Bright Data Plugin",[205,207,206,212,210,208,15,18],{"githubOwner":15,"githubRepo":191,"locale":24,"slug":226,"type":227},"brightdata-plugins","marketplace",{"extract":229,"llm":235},{"commitSha":230,"license":231,"marketplace":232},"d0eeb1fbab809ffffe7c270186bd3eb78cf0c8ba","MIT",{"name":226,"pluginCount":233,"version":234},1,"1.6.0",{"promptVersionExtension":171,"promptVersionScoring":172,"score":236,"targetMarket":177,"tier":178},98,{"repoId":238},"kd7e4q3ah25vmt87x67vanphhn864r9h",{"anyEnrichmentAt":240,"extractAt":241,"githubAt":240,"llmAt":189,"updatedAt":189},1778054269540,1778054268187,{"extract":243,"llm":244},{"commitSha":230,"license":231},{"promptVersionExtension":171,"promptVersionScoring":172,"score":245,"targetMarket":177,"tier":246},65,"flagged",{"parentExtensionId":218,"repoId":238},{"anyEnrichmentAt":240,"extractAt":241,"githubAt":240,"llmAt":189,"updatedAt":189},{"extract":250,"llm":252},{"commitSha":230,"license":251},"MIT-0",{"promptVersionExtension":171,"promptVersionScoring":172,"score":174,"targetMarket":177,"tier":178},{"parentExtensionId":197,"repoId":238},{"_creationTime":255,"_id":238,"identity":256,"providers":257,"workflow":271},1777995558409.835,{"githubOwner":15,"githubRepo":191,"sourceUrl":203},{"discover":258,"github":262},{"sources":259},[260,261],"skills-sh","vskill",{"closedIssues90d":263,"forks":264,"homepage":265,"license":231,"openIssues90d":266,"pushedAt":267,"readmeSize":268,"stars":269,"topics":270},3,19,"https://skills.sh/brightdata",4,1777367346000,36677,111,[],{"discoverAt":272,"extractAt":273,"githubAt":273,"updatedAt":273},1777995558409,1778054276871,{"anyEnrichmentAt":240,"extractAt":241,"githubAt":240,"llmAt":189,"updatedAt":189},[],[277,297,318,347,374,402],{"_creationTime":278,"_id":279,"community":280,"display":281,"identity":290,"providers":292,"relations":295,"workflow":296},1778054268187.7822,"k17begs4z89dp62tky5mmdh239867xn8",{"reviewCount":8},{"description":282,"installMethods":283,"name":284,"sourceUrl":285,"tags":286},"When the user wants to audit, review, or diagnose SEO issues on their site. Uses live web data via the Bright Data CLI for accurate detection of JS-injected schema, hreflang, canonicals, and live SERP-based ranking checks. Also use when the user mentions \"SEO audit,\" \"technical SEO,\" \"why am I not ranking,\" \"SEO issues,\" \"on-page SEO,\" \"meta tags review,\" \"SEO health check,\" \"my traffic dropped,\" \"lost rankings,\" \"not showing up in Google,\" \"site isn't ranking,\" \"Google update hit me,\" \"page speed,\" \"core web vitals,\" \"crawl errors,\" or \"indexing issues.\" Use this even if the user just says something vague like \"my SEO is bad\" or \"help with SEO\" — start with an audit. For building pages at scale to target keywords, see programmatic-seo. For implementing structured data, see schema-markup. For AI search optimization, see ai-seo.",{},"SEO Audit (Bright Data)","https://github.com/brightdata/skills/tree/HEAD/skills/seo-audit",[287,288,15,210,16,289],"seo","audit","web-data",{"githubOwner":15,"githubRepo":191,"locale":24,"slug":291,"type":193},"seo-audit",{"extract":293,"llm":294},{"commitSha":230,"license":231},{"promptVersionExtension":171,"promptVersionScoring":172,"score":174,"targetMarket":177,"tier":178},{"parentExtensionId":197,"repoId":238},{"anyEnrichmentAt":240,"extractAt":241,"githubAt":240,"llmAt":189,"updatedAt":189},{"_creationTime":298,"_id":299,"community":300,"display":301,"identity":310,"providers":312,"relations":316,"workflow":317},1778054268187.7783,"k1799kwx7k8g1vx165qr4np3298670sw",{"reviewCount":8},{"description":302,"installMethods":303,"name":304,"sourceUrl":305,"tags":306},"Guide for using the Bright Data CLI (`brightdata` / `bdata`) to scrape websites, search the web, extract structured data from 40+ platforms, manage proxy zones, and check account budget. Use this skill whenever the user wants to scrape a URL, search Google/Bing/Yandex, extract data from Amazon/LinkedIn/Instagram/TikTok/YouTube/Reddit or any other platform, check their Bright Data balance or zones, or do anything involving web data collection from the terminal. Also trigger when the user mentions brightdata, bdata, web scraping CLI, SERP API, or wants to install Bright Data skills into their coding agent.",{},"Bright Data CLI","https://github.com/brightdata/skills/tree/HEAD/skills/brightdata-cli",[15,210,205,206,307,308,309],"serp-api","automation","terminal",{"githubOwner":15,"githubRepo":191,"locale":24,"slug":311,"type":193},"brightdata-cli",{"extract":313,"llm":314},{"commitSha":230,"license":231},{"promptVersionExtension":171,"promptVersionScoring":172,"score":315,"targetMarket":177,"tier":178},99,{"parentExtensionId":197,"repoId":238},{"anyEnrichmentAt":240,"extractAt":241,"githubAt":240,"llmAt":189,"updatedAt":189},{"_creationTime":319,"_id":320,"community":321,"display":322,"identity":335,"providers":337,"relations":341,"workflow":343},1778053689272.9238,"k17a5hw81fhwybk1wxavs6mvjs8676ca",{"reviewCount":8},{"description":323,"installMethods":324,"name":325,"sourceUrl":326,"tags":327},"Set up a new Prisma Postgres database and connect it to a local project using the Management API. Use when asked to \"set up a database\", \"create a Prisma Postgres project\", \"get a connection string\", \"connect my app to Prisma Postgres\", or \"provision a database\".",{},"Prisma Postgres Setup","https://github.com/prisma/skills/tree/HEAD/prisma-postgres-setup",[328,329,330,331,332,18,333,334],"prisma","postgres","database","setup","connection","typescript","node-js",{"githubOwner":328,"githubRepo":191,"locale":24,"slug":336,"type":193},"prisma-postgres-setup",{"extract":338,"llm":340},{"commitSha":339,"license":231},"741a74fdafc1bf61fa208c2f73878be688cba263",{"promptVersionExtension":171,"promptVersionScoring":172,"score":315,"targetMarket":177,"tier":178},{"repoId":342},"kd76h7swxyhk8405svecsqq7gh864y5s",{"anyEnrichmentAt":344,"extractAt":345,"githubAt":344,"llmAt":346,"updatedAt":346},1778053689723,1778053689272,1778053716548,{"_creationTime":348,"_id":349,"community":350,"display":351,"identity":360,"providers":364,"relations":368,"workflow":370},1778053327521.5825,"k17f9dnyjdz5bkryzy5q4706jd866197",{"reviewCount":8},{"description":352,"installMethods":353,"name":354,"sourceUrl":355,"tags":356},"Systematic debugging and root cause analysis for identifying and fixing software issues. Use when: debugging errors, troubleshooting bugs, investigating crashes, analyzing stack traces, fixing broken code, or when user mentions debugging, error, bug, crash, or \"not working\".",{},"Debugger","https://github.com/shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps/tree/HEAD/awesome_agent_skills/debugger",[17,357,358,359],"troubleshooting","root-cause-analysis","agent-skill",{"githubOwner":361,"githubRepo":362,"locale":24,"slug":363,"type":193},"shubhamsaboo","awesome-llm-apps","debugger",{"extract":365,"llm":367},{"commitSha":366,"license":231},"a35897449fe8b0fab12e8f0fd9f2e2a40e872ab7",{"promptVersionExtension":171,"promptVersionScoring":172,"score":236,"targetMarket":177,"tier":178},{"repoId":369},"kd73kvct1kme7748mpsbddhhmx865wd3",{"anyEnrichmentAt":371,"extractAt":372,"githubAt":371,"llmAt":373,"updatedAt":373},1778053329769,1778053327521,1778053376632,{"_creationTime":375,"_id":376,"community":377,"display":378,"identity":389,"providers":392,"relations":396,"workflow":398},1778054711476.0596,"k17ed9jy1nygmcqva51bkzyyyd866r6h",{"reviewCount":8},{"description":379,"installMethods":380,"name":381,"sourceUrl":382,"tags":383},"Guides development of Fastify Node.js backend servers and REST APIs using TypeScript or JavaScript. Use when building, configuring, or debugging a Fastify application — including defining routes, implementing plugins, setting up JSON Schema validation, handling errors, optimising performance, managing authentication, configuring CORS and security headers, integrating databases, working with WebSockets, and deploying to production. Covers the full Fastify request lifecycle (hooks, serialization, logging with Pino) and TypeScript integration via strip types. Trigger terms: Fastify, Node.js server, REST API, API routes, backend framework, fastify.config, server.ts, app.ts.",{},"Fastify Best Practices","https://github.com/mcollina/skills/tree/HEAD/skills/fastify",[384,385,333,386,18,387,388],"fastify","nodejs","backend","server","http",{"githubOwner":390,"githubRepo":191,"locale":24,"slug":391,"type":193},"mcollina","fastify-best-practices",{"extract":393,"llm":395},{"commitSha":394,"license":231},"5b2a81354b6d10325da0db9decc9ce5ecc714138",{"promptVersionExtension":171,"promptVersionScoring":172,"score":236,"targetMarket":177,"tier":178},{"repoId":397},"kd7a9jywzfe3c5g5r1a62htmrn865rt1",{"anyEnrichmentAt":399,"extractAt":400,"githubAt":399,"llmAt":401,"updatedAt":401},1778054711844,1778054711476,1778054745098,{"_creationTime":403,"_id":404,"community":405,"display":406,"identity":418,"providers":421,"relations":426,"workflow":428},1778054070894.8628,"k17antgkdftwdz7cf6tkh5kq65867wht",{"reviewCount":8},{"description":407,"installMethods":408,"name":409,"sourceUrl":410,"tags":411},"Autonomous AI pentester for web apps and APIs. Run white-box security assessments with Shannon — analyzes source code, identifies attack vectors, and executes real exploits to prove vulnerabilities. Triggered by 'shannon', 'pentest', 'security audit', 'vuln scan'.",{},"Shannon Skill","https://github.com/unicodeveloper/shannon",[412,413,308,18,414,415,416,417],"security","pentesting","web","exploit","owasp","docker",{"githubOwner":419,"githubRepo":420,"locale":24,"slug":420,"type":193},"unicodeveloper","shannon",{"extract":422,"llm":425},{"commitSha":423,"license":424},"6a97124bee816c7cc76c6e17bb2b0fe8c0eae032","AGPL-3.0",{"promptVersionExtension":171,"promptVersionScoring":172,"score":236,"targetMarket":177,"tier":178},{"repoId":427},"kd7dk33pc652m4w5wrxaga9qn5865x26",{"anyEnrichmentAt":429,"extractAt":430,"githubAt":429,"llmAt":431,"updatedAt":431},1778054071281,1778054070894,1778054087802]