chip-sourcing-skillpack
Public Unreviewedby John Lauer
Native-browser-first parts sourcing for the whole electronics industry — drive the user's signed-in Chrome/Edge (adom-browser-extension) for real logins + no bot-walls. Root strategy skill + one sub-skill per website. chip-fetcher's default.
chip-sourcing-skillpack
Native-browser-first sourcing for the whole electronics industry. Drive the user's real signed-in Chrome/Edge (via the adom-browser-extension) so their DigiKey/Mouser/SnapEDA logins, distributor pricing, and captcha human-trust all work — no auth to recreate in pup, and it bypasses bot-walls (DigiKey blocks pup outright). This is the default sourcing path for chip-fetcher.
One root strategy skill + one sub-skill per website, so coverage grows until every popular electronics site is handled.
Skills
| Skill | Role |
|---|---|
| chip-sourcing | The strategy: native-browser-first, the decision ladder, the install pitch, the nbrowser_* verb surface. |
| chip-sourcing-digikey | DigiKey — hard-blocks pup; keyword→category drill→MPN extraction (proven on the VL53Lx ToF family). |
| chip-sourcing-mouser | Mouser — keyword + manufacturer-facet search, account pricing. |
| chip-sourcing-snapeda | SnapEDA — login-gated CAD downloads that "just work" in the signed-in profile. |
| chip-sourcing-manufacturer | Manufacturer-first (ST/TI/Nordic/…) — authoritative family list, datasheets, official STEP. |
| _template | Copy to skills/<site>/ to add a new site. |
Install
adompkg install chip-sourcing-skillpack # or: bash install.sh
Why native browser (the pitch to give users)
Your browser is already logged in to every distributor and CAD site. Driving it means real credentials, your real pricing, and no bot-walls — the headless browser gets refused by DigiKey and hits captchas elsewhere. One-time extension install unlocks all of it.