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Anti-detection behavioral rules for stealth browser automation

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# Stealth Browser Skill Tool-agnostic anti-detection behavioral rules for browser automation. Applies regardless of browser engine (Camoufox, Playwright, future tools). **Load this skill when:** The `browser_navigate` tool is used with the default Camoufox (anti-detection) mode. The tool's docstring directs you here. ## Core Principle Bot detection systems look for **behavioral signals**, not just fingerprints. A perfect fingerprint with robotic behavior is still detectable. The browser engine handles fingerprinting. This skill handles behavior. --- ## Always-Headed Mode Camoufox always launches headed on VNC display :99. This means: - Human can always observe the browser via noVNC - CAPTCHA/Turnstile escalation doesn't require browser restart - `browser_collaborate(True)` speeds up timing (human watching) - `browser_collaborate(False)` restores stealth timing (nobody watching) --- ## Layer 1: Current Infrastructure (use now) These rules work with the existing browser tools. The tools already implement human-like delays automatically — this section covers what YOU (the LLM session) must do on top. ### Profile Pre-Warming Before navigating to a target form (especially ATS job applications), browse the company's public careers page first. This builds browsing history and cookie trail in the persistent profile. A cold browser going straight to an application form is a bot signal. ### Page Load Warm-Up After `browser_navigate`, wait before interacting. Read the page...

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WingedGuardian
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WingedGuardian/GENesis-AGI
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4 months ago
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Language
Python
License
MIT

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