ScriptCat Agent Skills

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Skills and examples for ScriptCat Agent.

Skills

Skill	Description	Install
browser-automation	Page analysis, DOM operations, form filling, screenshots, navigation	Install
scheduled-tasks	Cron-based task scheduling with internal (LLM auto-run) and event (script callback) modes	Install
skill-creator	Helps create, test and package new Skills	Install
file-parser	Parse common file formats (Excel, PDF, Word, CSV, PPT), extract text and structured data	Install
scriptcat-dev	UserScript development assistant — write, debug and optimize user scripts	Install
synology-office-sheet	Read and write Synology Office spreadsheet cells	Install
wechat-publisher	WeChat Official Account assistant — content collection, writing, image generation and publishing	Install
xiaohongshu-publisher	Xiaohongshu (RED) assistant — note writing, style learning, image generation and publishing	Install

Examples

Code examples for the Agent script API, located in examples/:

Directory	Description
conversation	Conversation API — chat, streaming, tool calling
dom	DOM API — page reading, form filling, tab management
config	Skill Config — declare config fields, access via CAT_CONFIG
page_copilot.user.js	Full userscript — right-click AI assistant with streaming UI

Installation

Open the SKILL.cat.md URL in your browser, and ScriptCat will prompt to install the skill. You can also paste a SKILL.cat.md URL in the Agent → Skills page.

Skill Structure

skill-name/
├── SKILL.cat.md          # Prompt + YAML frontmatter (name, description, config)
├── scripts/          # Skill Scripts using ==SkillScript== header format (optional)
└── references/       # Reference docs for Agent context (optional)

Scripts in the scripts/ directory use the ==SkillScript== header format to declare metadata and parameters. The Agent invokes them via the execute_skill_script meta-tool, or programmatically via CAT.agent.skills.call(skillName, scriptName, params?).

Config Fields

Skills can declare configuration fields in SKILL.cat.md frontmatter. Users fill values in the UI, scripts access them via CAT_CONFIG:

---
name: my-skill
config:
  API_KEY:
    title: "API Key"
    type: text
    secret: true
    required: true
---

// In a Skill Script:
const key = CAT_CONFIG.API_KEY;

See examples/config for complete examples.