scrapling

combined

Adaptive web scraping framework with anti-bot bypass and spider crawling. Install, troubleshoot, and use Scrapling CLI to extract HTML, Markdown, or text from webpages. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Scrapling, `uv tool install scrapling`, `scrapling extract`, WeChat/mp.weixin articles, browser-backed page fetching, or needs help deciding between static and dynamic extraction.

When to use

Extract **specific parts** of a web page (CSS selector / XPath) into `.txt` / `.md` / `.html`
Run **repeatable scraping jobs** (batch URLs with a small wrapper script)
Reduce token usage by extracting only the relevant DOM region before passing to the LLM
Provide a local MCP endpoint for scraping tools (agent → MCP → scrapling)

When not to use

X/Twitter
Login-protected sites (unless credentials provided)
Paywalled content (respect robots.txt)
Sites that prohibit scraping in their TOS

Skill page

Conflict

The three copies overlap on installing Scrapling and using the CLI to extract content, but each contains material steps the others lack. The Vibe-Skills copy is CLI-first and documents the optional MCP server and a Windows PowerShell wrapper. The daymade copy is a diagnostic/troubleshooting workflow that insists on verifying the install, validating output files, handling TLS trust-store failures, and using a specific WeChat selector. The LeoYeAI copy is Python-library-first and adds Spider crawling, adaptive parsing, stealthy-fetch, and API reverse-engineering patterns. Crowning one would hide real alternatives (CLI vs Python API, MCP vs no MCP, diagnostic vs library-first).