opencli-autofix

What it does: This skill automatically repairs a broken opencli adapter, which is the small piece of code that lets opencli talk to a specific website. When a website changes its layout or its data format, commands that used to work can start failing. Instead of just reporting the error, this skill collects diagnostic information, figures out what changed, fixes the code, and retries the command. It has firm safety rules. If the failure is because login is required, the browser cannot connect, or a CAPTCHA appears, it stops immediately and tells the person to fix that manually rather than trying to code around it. It only ever edits the one adapter file responsible for the failure, never other parts of the program, and it gives up after three repair attempts rather than looping forever. It also knows that an empty result is not always a bug. Websites sometimes deliberately hide or limit results to block automated tools, so before touching any code it tries a different search phrase and checks whether the same information shows up in a normal browser. When to use it: - An opencli command that used to work suddenly fails - A website update seems to have broken an automated data pull