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@katipally/webplus

v0.1.0

Published

web+ — make any AI agent fetch the latest, official, verified info from the web instead of answering from memory. One Agent Skill (SKILL.md), installed into every tool's skills directory via npx. Spends searches smartly, cites sources with dates.

Readme

web+

Make any AI coding agent fetch the latest, official, verified information from the web instead of answering from stale training memory or random blog spam. It's one Agent Skill (a SKILL.md) that rides on the web tools your agent already has, so it stays out of the way until a task actually needs current facts, then it spends searches smartly and cites sources with dates.

npx @katipally/webplus

What it does

When a task depends on current or external facts (software versions, releases, API/library docs, pricing, news, events, people, orgs, standards), the skill auto-triggers and makes the agent:

  • Get the real date first — from the system clock or an authoritative timestamp, never its assumed "today," then judge recency against that.
  • Go to the primary source — official docs, vendor sites, GitHub releases, standards bodies, the org's own announcement. Never content farms, SEO spam, or AI-generated filler.
  • Cross-verify — confirm in two independent reputable sources before stating a fact; otherwise label it unconfirmed.
  • Be exact — quote the precise version string or number, and distinguish stable from beta.
  • Never assume — if access fails or sources conflict, say so and mark the gap unknown instead of guessing.
  • Stay unbiased and cite — represent sources faithfully, surface disagreement, link every fresh claim with its date.
  • Spend searches wisely — search only what the question needs, one precise query over many vague ones, fetch only the page that answers it, and stop once it's verified. No tangents, no off-topic detours.

No API key, no extra server. The skill is plain Markdown.

Install

SKILL.md is an open standard, so web+ installs the same skill folder into each tool's own skills directory.

npx @katipally/webplus               # wizard: pick project or global scope, then the agents
npx @katipally/webplus init --all    # every supported tool, non-interactive
npx @katipally/webplus init --only claude,agents,cursor
npx @katipally/webplus init --global # machine-wide (~/.claude/skills, ~/.agents/skills, ...)
npx @katipally/webplus list          # show the catalog and what's detected
npx @katipally/webplus remove        # delete only web+'s skill folder, nothing else

Scope is asked per run; --global / --local set it for scripts. Re-running is idempotent. remove deletes only our own webplus/ folder (verified by its frontmatter) and never touches your other skills.

Supported tools (verified paths, Jun 2026)

The .agents/skills entry is the cross-tool open standard, read by Codex, Goose, OpenHands and others in one shot.

| Tool | Project | Global | |------|---------|--------| | .agents/skills (Codex, Goose, OpenHands, standard) | .agents/skills/ | ~/.agents/skills/ | | Claude Code | .claude/skills/ | ~/.claude/skills/ | | Gemini CLI | .gemini/skills/ | ~/.gemini/skills/ | | GitHub Copilot / VS Code | .github/skills/ | ~/.copilot/skills/ | | Cursor | .cursor/skills/ | ~/.cursor/skills/ | | Windsurf | .windsurf/skills/ | ~/.codeium/windsurf/skills/ | | OpenCode | .opencode/skills/ | ~/.config/opencode/skills/ | | Cline | .cline/skills/ | ~/.cline/skills/ | | Roo Code | .roo/skills/ | ~/.roo/skills/ | | JetBrains Junie | .junie/skills/ | ~/.junie/skills/ | | Amp | .agents/skills/ | ~/.config/agents/skills/ | | Kiro | .kiro/skills/ | ~/.kiro/skills/ | | TRAE | .trae/skills/ | — (project only) | | Tabnine | .tabnine/agent/skills/ | ~/.tabnine/agent/skills/ | | Factory (Droid) | .factory/skills/ | ~/.factory/skills/ |

Manual install (no npx)

Clone or download this repo and copy the skill folder into your agent's skills directory from the table above:

cp -r src/skill/webplus ~/.claude/skills/        # or any path above

That's the whole skill: src/skill/webplus/SKILL.md. Edit it freely.

License

MIT