opencli-skill helps you run agent-style desktop tasks with less manual work. It is built for common Windows use cases like browser actions, app control, and platform workflows for Chinese services.
Use it when you want to:
- Open sites and move through steps in a browser
- Work with desktop apps that need simple repeatable actions
- Handle tasks on Bilibili, WeChat, Xiaohongshu, and Zhihu
- Keep a clear flow for common AI agent jobs
- Troubleshoot failed steps with plain guidance
You can use this on a Windows PC with:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- A modern browser such as Chrome
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 500 MB of free disk space
- A mouse and keyboard
For best results, keep these tools ready:
- Chrome or Chromium-based browser
- A stable internet connection
- Access to the desktop apps or web accounts you plan to use
Visit this page to download the app:
If your browser shows a file list, use the main project files or the latest release package on that page. Save the download to your PC before you run it.
Follow these steps on your Windows computer:
- Open the download page in your browser.
- Download the project files or release package to a folder you can find, such as Downloads.
- If the file is compressed, right-click it and choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Look for a setup file, run script, or launch file that matches the project instructions on the page.
- Double-click the file to start the app or the agent flow.
- If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
- Keep the browser open if the workflow uses browser automation.
If the app starts in a terminal window, leave that window open while the task runs.
opencli-skill is built around practical steps. A simple flow looks like this:
- Start the app or run the workflow file.
- Choose the task you want to complete.
- Sign in to the target site if needed.
- Let the tool move through the steps.
- Check the result before you close anything.
Common task types include:
- Browser login and navigation
- Posting or checking content on Chinese platforms
- Desktop app actions for repeated work
- Small agent tasks that combine clicks, typing, and page checks
- Simple issue checks when a step fails
Use browser automation when the task needs pages, forms, or account actions.
Examples:
- Open a page and gather basic info
- Fill a form and submit it
- Move through a site with fixed steps
- Check page content and copy results
Use desktop automation when the work happens in a Windows app.
Examples:
- Open an app and switch between windows
- Type text into a field
- Click buttons in a set order
- Repeat the same action across several items
The project focuses on common workflows for:
- Bilibili
- Xiaohongshu
- Zhihu
These flows fit tasks like browsing, content checks, posting steps, and simple account actions.
To avoid problems, keep these habits in place:
- Use one browser for the workflow
- Close extra tabs you do not need
- Keep the screen unlocked while the task runs
- Do not move windows around unless the task asks you to
- Stay signed in to the sites you plan to use
If a workflow needs you to approve a login or check a code, finish that step before you continue.
If the app does not start:
- Check that you downloaded the right files.
- Make sure the folder is extracted.
- Run the file again as a normal user first.
- If needed, right-click and run it with permission.
- Check that Chrome is installed.
If the browser action fails:
- Refresh the page.
- Sign in again.
- Close extra tabs.
- Try the task from the start.
- Keep the browser in the same window size.
If a platform step breaks:
- Make sure the site still looks the same.
- Check for a pop-up or login prompt.
- Retry the task from the last clear step.
- Use a fresh browser session if needed.
If the desktop action misses a click:
- Bring the app window to the front.
- Check that the app is not minimized.
- Increase the window size.
- Run the workflow again from the beginning.
- Use one task at a time
- Keep your mouse off the screen while the workflow runs
- Save any important changes before you start
- Use a clean desktop with fewer open apps
- Give the tool time to finish each step
Repository: opencli-skill
Description: Agent-first OpenCLI skill with practical scenarios, desktop adapters, Chinese platform workflows, and troubleshooting guidance.
Topics:
- agent-skill
- ai-agent
- ai-skill
- bilibili
- browser-automation
- chrome
- claude-code
- cli
- cursor
- desktop-automation
- electron-automation
- openclaw
- opencli
- skill
- xiaohongshu
- zhihu
This project fits users who want to:
- Run guided browser tasks
- Automate routine desktop steps
- Work with content and account flows on Chinese apps
- Test agent actions in a simple setup
- Reduce repeated manual clicks and typing
Before you start the first workflow, check these items:
- The app files are downloaded
- The folder is extracted
- Chrome is installed
- Your target account is ready
- The site or app is open
- You have enough time to finish the task without interruption
Most workflows in opencli-skill follow a clear pattern:
- Open the app or browser.
- Load the target site or desktop app.
- Let the agent follow the steps.
- Review the result.
- Repeat if needed
If you use it this way, the tool stays easy to follow and simple to manage