Agent Skill
2/7/2026detectors-creator
This skill should be used when a user requests creation of a new detector in this repo. It defines the mandatory workflow for analyzing provided outerHTML, aligning with existing detectors, creating detector files/tests/docs, and handing off usage.md completion to the user.
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| Name | detectors-creator |
| Description | This skill should be used when a user requests creation of a new detector in this repo. It defines the mandatory workflow for analyzing provided outerHTML, aligning with existing detectors, creating detector files/tests/docs, and handing off usage.md completion to the user. |
name: detectors-creator description: This skill should be used when a user requests creation of a new detector in this repo. It defines the mandatory workflow for analyzing provided outerHTML, aligning with existing detectors, creating detector files/tests/docs, and handing off usage.md completion to the user.
Detectors Creator
Overview
Create new detectors for this parser using a strict, repeatable workflow aligned with existing detector structure, validation style, tests, and documentation.
When to Use
Use this skill when a user proposes, asks, or demands creation of a new detector for a UI component or section.
Required Inputs
- Outer HTML of the target element (
outerHTML) and optional brief description of what to look for as anchors. - Any secondary HTML states (expanded/collapsed, selected/unselected) if they affect detection or meta.
Workflow
1. Collect Input
- Require outerHTML and capture any user notes about anchors.
- Ask for missing HTML or states needed for strict validation.
2. Analyze the HTML
- Review semantics and MUI class patterns to identify the component type.
- Identify key points: root element, stable attributes, required child structure, unique identifiers, portal linkage, and state indicators.
- Avoid dynamic IDs; prefer data-testid, role-based selectors, stable classes, or label text patterns.
3. Calibrate Against Existing Detectors
- Review existing detectors for similar inputs/outputs and selector patterns.
- Align validation strictness, selector style, meta naming, and doc style with current detectors.
- Use references in
src/detectors/*/docand tests intests/detectors/*as the style baseline.
4. Confirm Detector Name
- Propose the detector folder name
{kind}in kebab-case. - Ask the user to confirm the name before creating any new folder.
5. Implement Detector + Docs + Tests
- Create
src/detectors/{kind}/with:detector.ts,validate.ts,types.ts,index.tsdoc/about.md,doc/html.md,doc/output.md,doc/usage.md
- Populate docs with input/output and minimal narrative.
- Keep
doc/usage.mdas a template placeholder, not a complete playbook. - Add tests in
tests/detectors/{kind}.test.tsusingcreateContext. - Register the detector in
src/detectors/index.tsand export types. - Ensure detector docs live under
doc/so CLI export (src/cli.ts) includes them.
6. Present Results and Hand Off
- Summarize created files and key selectors/meta fields.
- Ask the user to complete
doc/usage.mdwith the correct Playwright actions.
References
- Use templates from
references/templates.mdfor detector files, docs, and tests.
Skills Info
Original Name:detectors-creatorAuthor:alex
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