tgebrowser

Operates TgeBrowser via MCP tools. Use when the user asks to create or manage TgeBrowser environments, groups, proxies, browser automation, or check status....

This skill appears to be a legitimate TgeBrowser automation helper, but be cautious: SKILL.md lists many mcp__tgebrowser__* tools (connect, navigate, screenshot, get cookies, evaluate script, etc.) while the included schema.json only defines a small subset of tools. Before installing/using: (1) verify that your platform actually exposes the full set of mcp__tgebrowser__ tools the instructions expect; (2) understand that using this skill gives it the ability to read cookies, page HTML, screenshots, and execute JavaScript in browser sessions — do not use it with accounts or data you care about unless you trust the skill and run TgeBrowser in an isolated environment; (3) if you need confirmation, ask the skill author/registry for an updated schema that matches the SKILL.md or for clarification why many tools referenced in SKILL.md are missing. If you cannot verify the declared tool surface, treat the mismatch as a sign to delay installation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: tgebrowser Version: 1.0.0 The bundle provides extensive control over TgeBrowser environments, including tools for extracting session cookies (mcp__tgebrowser__get-profile-cookies), executing arbitrary JavaScript (mcp__tgebrowser__evaluate-script), and manipulating browser fingerprints. While these capabilities are consistent with the stated purpose of browser automation and multi-account management, the ability to programmatically exfiltrate authentication tokens and control browser sessions at scale presents a high risk of misuse. No explicit evidence of malicious intent or unauthorized data exfiltration was found in the instructions or schema.