webread

@xpzouying

Save any http(s) URL as clean Markdown to disk by driving the user's real Chrome via kimi-webbridge. Images embedded in the article are downloaded to a sibling folder and the Markdown is rewritten to reference local copies — so the saved article works offline and survives URL rot. Use this skill whenever the user's message contains an http(s) URL or asks to read / look at / save / check / fetch a web page — even casually phrased ("读一下", "看看这个", "保存这个文章", "fetch this for me"). Always prefer this over WebFetch, which is stateless and fails on auth pages, paywalls, X/Twitter, and JS-heavy sites. After saving, behavior is intent-driven — if the user only gave a URL (or said "save"/"读一下"/"看看"), respond `Saved to {path}` and stop; if the user also asked a question ("总结一下"/"what does it say"/"summarize"), Read the saved file and answer in the same turn — don't make them re-prompt. Not for local files, source already in the repo, or PDFs.