cdp-graphql-scraperlisted

# Logged-in CDP + response-interception scraper Most scraping breaks because it fights the site: it re-logs-in with brittle form automation, parses HTML that changes weekly, and fires requests fast enough to trip bot defenses. This skill teaches a calmer approach that survives far longer: **Attach to a browser you already control, and read what it's already saying.** You launch your normal Chrome (with your real, human-established session), Playwright connects to it over CDP without opening a new browser, and you simply *listen* to the JSON the site's own frontend fetches as you navigate. No login automation, no HTML parsing, no synthetic API calls the server can fingerprint. ## Authorized use only This technique is for data you have a legitimate right to collect: your own accounts, sites whose Terms of Service permit it, APIs you're licensed for, or data you've been explicitly authorized to gather. Before scraping a third-party service, check its ToS and `robots.txt`, and keep request volume low enough that you never degrade the service for others. Automated collection can also violate a platform's ToS and get the *account* banned even when the IP is fine — so use a throwaway/dedicated account for anything against a service you don't own, never a personal or important one. When in doubt, prefer an official/paid API. ## Why response interception beats DOM scraping A modern web app renders from JSON it fetches over `fetch`/XHR — often a GraphQL endpoint. That JSON is ric