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OpenCode plugins, @opencode-ai/plugin, @opencode-ai/plugin/tui, plugin hooks, custom tools, TUI routes, slots, keymaps, and packaging. Use when creating, editing, reviewing, testing, or publishing server or TUI plugins for OpenCode.
Crawl an entire website or section and extract content from every page. Use when you need content from many pages under a common URL prefix: "crawl the whole site", "get all docs pages", "scrape every blog post", "download the full docs for RAG", "extract all pages under /api". Async BFS — starts a job and polls for results. Step 4 of the crw workflow ladder.
Programmatic web search and scrape with context isolation. Use for any research task where you need to search the web, filter results, and extract specific information — without flooding your context window with raw HTML and boilerplate. This is the single biggest token-saver in the crw skill set. Triggered by "search for", "look up", "find", "research", "what's the latest on", or any query that requires current web information. Also use when asked to "search and filter", "find the important parts", or any task where you suspect the raw output will be large (multi-page scrapes, news aggregation, competitive research).
Reference skill for building production-ready crw integrations. Covers verb selection, call surfaces (CLI/MCP/REST), post-filtering strategies, context-window hygiene, Hybrid RAG patterns, common pitfalls, and crw-specific operational considerations (search backend limits, renderer pool, proxy rotation). Load this when writing application code that embeds crw, designing a multi-step agent workflow, or debugging an integration that isn't behaving as expected.
Coming from Firecrawl? Switch to fastCRW in one line. Use when the user has existing Firecrawl SDK code (firecrawl-py, firecrawl-js, REST calls, or an MCP config) and wants to point it at fastCRW — managed or self-hosted. Covers the exact base_url swap, which endpoints are drop-in, which have gaps, and how to verify the switch worked.
Detect what changed between two page snapshots with fastCRW — stateless diff as a REST primitive. Use when you need to track content changes, monitor a page for updates, or build a cron-based alert system: "has this page changed?", "alert me when pricing changes", "diff this week's scrape against last week's". Step 7 of the crw workflow ladder.
Discover all URLs on a website without fetching content — fast, low-cost URL inventory via sitemap.xml + link extraction BFS. Use when you need to know which pages exist before deciding what to scrape or crawl: "list all pages", "find URLs on this site", "discover links", "what pages does this site have", "map the site". Step 3 of the crw workflow ladder.
Upload files to ImageKit from a publicly accessible URL. Use when: uploading images, videos, or files to ImageKit media library; specifying folder paths; setting file names, tags, or metadata during upload. NOTE: only URL-based uploads are supported — local file paths cannot be passed.
Guidance for building ImageKit image/video transformation URLs with the transformation_builder tool — how the tool works, how to write a good query, how to order multi-step chains, and a reference of every supported parameter. Use before calling transformation_builder. Covers resize/crop/focus, AI edits (change objects, colors, styles), background removal/replacement, generative fill, upscaling, retouching, drop shadows, variations, effects (blur/sharpen/rotate/border/color-replace/gradient), image/text/video overlays, and video transforms.
Reference for ImageKit's Lucene-like searchQuery syntax — operators, field reference, and examples for filtering files and folders by name, tags, date, size, format, path, or custom/embedded metadata, plus how to narrow the returned results. Use when calling client.assets.list() with a searchQuery or when searching, filtering, or listing assets.
Index of ImageKit SDKs, plugins, and integrations — front-end, back-end, mobile, CMS, external storage, video player, media library & upload widgets, AI/automation, and URL generation. Use to find the right integration for a technology and what it covers, then query search_docs for implementation details.
Guidance for searching ImageKit documentation with the search_docs tool — how to craft effective queries, select the right sources, and handle results. Use before calling search_docs to look up ImageKit features, APIs, configuration, pricing, or SDK examples.