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humanization-stealth-browsing

Apply respectful, rate-limited browsing practices for public websites while honoring site rules and access controls. Use for: responsible web research, rate limiting, CAPTCHA stop, robots.txt.

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# Responsible Web Browsing

## When to Use

Use this skill when collecting information from public websites requires careful pacing, stable navigation, or respect for fragile endpoints. It supports responsible research, not bypassing protections.

> Do not use this skill to evade bot detection, bypass access controls, defeat CAPTCHAs, circumvent paywalls, or access content that the user is not authorized to view.

## Workflow

1. Confirm that the target is public and that the requested collection is legitimate.
2. Prefer official APIs, published feeds, or a site’s documented export options.
3. Review and respect applicable terms, `robots.txt`, rate limits, and access restrictions.
4. Make requests incrementally, cache results where appropriate, and avoid unnecessary retries.
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