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Skills, Tools, MCP and Browser Automation

Design, test, and retire one narrowly scoped extension without turning convenience into unchecked authority.

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Draft course. It is noindex and awaiting independent technical and publication review; do not use it as production configuration guidance.

Editorial review pendingon version support under review

  • Owner
    academy-editorial
  • Time
    8 hours
  • Freshness SLA
    critical
  • Version scope
    Under review

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Practical outcome

What this gives you

  1. Choose a skill, native tool, MCP server, or browser workflow by its smallest sufficient authority
  2. Define typed inputs, bounded outputs, failure contracts, and an explicit side-effect boundary
  3. Review MCP and tool access for provenance, permissions, secrets, and retirement
  4. Prove a browser flow against a disposable fixture before allowing an irreversible step
  5. Ship a read-only research capability with citations, logs, tests, and a kill switch

Preflight

Before you start

  • OpenClaw CLI Essentials and Operator Diagnostics
  • Security Hardening and Threat Boundaries
  • JSON and configuration literacy
  • A disposable browser test target

Syllabus

Work through the map

  1. Choose the smallest extension surface20 min
  2. Make inputs, outputs, and failure modes explicit20 min
  3. Review MCP and tool permissions before connection20 min
  4. Automate a browser with observable boundaries20 min
  5. Prove dry runs, denials, and recovery paths20 min
  6. Operate, retire, and defend the research-skill capstone20 min
  7. Final assessmentAfter coursework

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