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Use Signal Lab's focused Apify data APIs or Official MCP tools for public YouTube captions, website-to-Markdown RAG ingestion, known job-posting extraction, Amazon price tracking, Google Autocomplete research, Reddit research, and restaurant menu extraction. Use when an agent nee
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Use Signal Lab's focused Apify data APIs or Official MCP tools for public YouTube captions, website-to-Markdown RAG ingestion, known job-posting extraction, Amazon price tracking, Google Autocomplete research, Reddit research, and restaurant menu extraction. Use when an agent needs one of these public-data workflows and should choose a bounded, truthful Apify or MCP path instead of inventing scraping capabilities.
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Signal Lab Apify Tools
Use Signal Lab as a routing skill for a small set of focused public-data workflows. Prefer the narrowest Actor that matches the task, keep inputs bounded, and treat the live Apify Actor input schema and Pricing tab as the source of truth.
Use When
- The user needs available public YouTube captions or timestamped caption segments for research, RAG, or analysis.
- The user needs a public website or bounded same-domain crawl converted to clean Markdown for RAG, semantic search, indexing, or LLM analysis.
- The user already has one or more public job-posting URLs and needs normalized job fields, especially Schema.org
JobPostingdata when exposed by the page. - The user needs public Amazon product price or availability tracking, live Google Autocomplete keyword suggestions, public Reddit research, or supported restaurant-menu extraction.
- An MCP-capable client should expose one or more Signal Lab Actors as tools through Apify's hosted MCP server.
- A non-MCP workflow should call the corresponding Actor through the Apify REST API and consume its Dataset.
Don't Use When
- The task requires bypassing login walls, paywalls, CAPTCHAs, robots restrictions, anti-bot controls, private pages, or other access controls.
- The user asks for audio transcription of a YouTube video with no accessible public caption track; the YouTube Actor extracts available captions and is not a speech-to-text service.
- The website requires client-side JavaScript rendering that an HTTP-only crawler cannot provide; do not claim the Website to Markdown Actor renders SPAs.
- The user wants broad job-board discovery rather than extraction from known supported public job URLs; do not imply the Job Vacancy Scraper searches every job board.
- The requested source or use would violate applicable law, privacy requirements, copyright obligations, site terms, or the user's authorization.
- The task can be answered directly without external data execution; do not start an Actor just to demonstrate the skill.
Workflow
- Identify the exact data need and select the narrowest matching tool.
- YouTube captions:
signal_lab/youtube-transcript-scraper - Website to Markdown:
signal_lab/website-to-markdown-crawler - Known public job URL extraction:
signal_lab/job-vacancy-scraper - Amazon price tracking:
signal_lab/amazon-price-tracker - Google Autocomplete research:
signal_lab/google-autocomplete-keywords - Reddit public research:
signal_lab/reddit-search-comments - Restaurant menu extraction:
signal_lab/restaurant-menu-extractor
- YouTube captions:
- Read the tool's live Apify input schema and Pricing tab before execution. Pricing, availability, and schema can change; documentation examples are not a substitute for live state.
- Choose the execution surface.
- Prefer Apify hosted MCP when the client supports MCP and the user can authenticate with Apify.
- Otherwise use the Apify REST Actor API with the user's own Apify token.
- Start with the smallest useful bounded input.
- For crawls, minimize page count and depth first.
- For lists of URLs/videos/products, test a small subset before expanding.
- Never increase spend or scope merely to collect more data.
- Wait for the run to finish, then consume the default Dataset or the Actor's documented output.
- Verify that returned fields actually came from the source. Missing source fields are not evidence that they exist.
- Scale only after the first bounded result is useful and the user accepts the live pricing/economics.
Rules
- Always use the user's own Apify authentication for paid execution or MCP authorization.
- Never embed, expose, proxy, or request Signal Lab owner credentials.
- Never treat a public Actor run counter, total users, a directory listing, or a successful API request as proof of creator revenue.
- Never promise fields the source page or caption track does not expose.
- Never claim access-control bypass capabilities.
- Prefer reversible, bounded calls and the minimum required data volume.
- Use the live Apify Pricing tab as the commercial source of truth before execution.
- For Website to Markdown, respect its HTTP-crawler limitation and bounded crawl controls.
- For YouTube, describe output as available public captions/timestamps, not newly generated transcription.
- For Job Posting extraction, describe it as known-public-URL extraction and Schema.org-aware parsing, not universal job search.
Examples
YouTube captions for RAG
User need: "Get timestamps from these public YouTube videos so I can build a citation-aware RAG index."
Use signal_lab/youtube-transcript-scraper with a small set of public URLs, request timestamped segments, then preserve source URL, language, transcript text, and segment timing when building the downstream index.
Website documentation to Markdown
User need: "Turn this documentation site into a small Markdown corpus for my LLM."
Use signal_lab/website-to-markdown-crawler. Start with one page or a low maxPages value, keep sameDomainOnly enabled, keep crawl depth low, and respect robots rules. Inspect the first Dataset rows before expanding.
Known job posting to structured JSON
User need: "Normalize title, company, location, salary, and dates from these five job URLs."
Use signal_lab/job-vacancy-scraper only for the supplied public URLs. Return fields that the pages actually expose and note missing values rather than fabricating them.
MCP connection
For a focused Website to Markdown tool, an MCP-capable client can use:
{
"mcpServers": {
"signal-lab-markdown": {
"url": "https://mcp.apify.com?tools=signal_lab/website-to-markdown-crawler"
}
}
}
Apify handles authentication. Do not put an owner token into shared configuration.
Edge Cases
- If Apify authentication is unavailable, provide the correct Actor or MCP connection path but do not execute paid work on somebody else's credentials.
- If the live Actor schema differs from this skill, follow the live schema and update assumptions accordingly.
- If the page is JavaScript-only and the HTTP crawler returns incomplete content, stop and explain the rendering limitation instead of escalating into access-control bypass techniques.
- If YouTube exposes no usable public captions, stop and report that limitation; do not silently switch to a different paid transcription product.
- If a job page lacks salary or structured metadata, return the fields that are verifiably present and mark the rest missing.
- If a requested run could become large or costly, shrink the initial input and ask for approval before materially expanding spend.
References
- Signal Lab developer hub: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/
- AI-agent discovery index: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/llms.txt
- Official MCP Registry identity:
io.github.VZezelin/signal-lab-apify-tools - Official MCP Registry search: https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/?q=io.github.VZezelin%2Fsignal-lab-apify-tools
- Signal Lab on Apify: https://apify.com/signal_lab
- YouTube Transcript API guide: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/youtube-transcript-api.html
- Website to Markdown API guide: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/website-to-markdown-api.html
- Job Posting Scraper API guide: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/job-posting-scraper-api.html
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name: signal-lab-apify-tools description: Use Signal Lab's focused Apify data APIs or Official MCP tools for public YouTube captions, website-to-Markdown RAG ingestion, known job-posting extraction, Amazon price tracking, Google Autocomplete research, Reddit research, and restaurant menu extraction. Use when an agent needs one of these public-data workflows and should choose a bounded, truthful Apify or MCP path instead of inventing scraping capabilities. license: MIT compatibility: Requires network access and the user's own Apify authentication for paid Actor or MCP execution. Never use or request Signal Lab owner credentials. metadata: author: Signal Lab homepage: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/ registry: io.github.VZezelin/signal-lab-apify-tools
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---
name: signal-lab-apify-tools
description: Use Signal Lab's focused Apify data APIs or Official MCP tools for public YouTube captions, website-to-Markdown RAG ingestion, known job-posting extraction, Amazon price tracking, Google Autocomplete research, Reddit research, and restaurant menu extraction. Use when an agent needs one of these public-data workflows and should choose a bounded, truthful Apify or MCP path instead of inventing scraping capabilities.
license: MIT
compatibility: Requires network access and the user's own Apify authentication for paid Actor or MCP execution. Never use or request Signal Lab owner credentials.
metadata:
author: Signal Lab
homepage: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/
registry: io.github.VZezelin/signal-lab-apify-tools
---
# Signal Lab Apify Tools
Use Signal Lab as a routing skill for a small set of focused public-data workflows. Prefer the narrowest Actor that matches the task, keep inputs bounded, and treat the live Apify Actor input schema and Pricing tab as the source of truth.
## Use When
- The user needs available public YouTube captions or timestamped caption segments for research, RAG, or analysis.
- The user needs a public website or bounded same-domain crawl converted to clean Markdown for RAG, semantic search, indexing, or LLM analysis.
- The user already has one or more public job-posting URLs and needs normalized job fields, especially Schema.org `JobPosting` data when exposed by the page.
- The user needs public Amazon product price or availability tracking, live Google Autocomplete keyword suggestions, public Reddit research, or supported restaurant-menu extraction.
- An MCP-capable client should expose one or more Signal Lab Actors as tools through Apify's hosted MCP server.
- A non-MCP workflow should call the corresponding Actor through the Apify REST API and consume its Dataset.
## Don't Use When
- The task requires bypassing login walls, paywalls, CAPTCHAs, robots restrictions, anti-bot controls, private pages, or other access controls.
- The user asks for audio transcription of a YouTube video with no accessible public caption track; the YouTube Actor extracts available captions and is not a speech-to-text service.
- The website requires client-side JavaScript rendering that an HTTP-only crawler cannot provide; do not claim the Website to Markdown Actor renders SPAs.
- The user wants broad job-board discovery rather than extraction from known supported public job URLs; do not imply the Job Vacancy Scraper searches every job board.
- The requested source or use would violate applicable law, privacy requirements, copyright obligations, site terms, or the user's authorization.
- The task can be answered directly without external data execution; do not start an Actor just to demonstrate the skill.
## Workflow
1. Identify the exact data need and select the narrowest matching tool.
- YouTube captions: `signal_lab/youtube-transcript-scraper`
- Website to Markdown: `signal_lab/website-to-markdown-crawler`
- Known public job URL extraction: `signal_lab/job-vacancy-scraper`
- Amazon price tracking: `signal_lab/amazon-price-tracker`
- Google Autocomplete research: `signal_lab/google-autocomplete-keywords`
- Reddit public research: `signal_lab/reddit-search-comments`
- Restaurant menu extraction: `signal_lab/restaurant-menu-extractor`
2. Read the tool's live Apify input schema and Pricing tab before execution. Pricing, availability, and schema can change; documentation examples are not a substitute for live state.
3. Choose the execution surface.
- Prefer Apify hosted MCP when the client supports MCP and the user can authenticate with Apify.
- Otherwise use the Apify REST Actor API with the user's own Apify token.
4. Start with the smallest useful bounded input.
- For crawls, minimize page count and depth first.
- For lists of URLs/videos/products, test a small subset before expanding.
- Never increase spend or scope merely to collect more data.
5. Wait for the run to finish, then consume the default Dataset or the Actor's documented output.
6. Verify that returned fields actually came from the source. Missing source fields are not evidence that they exist.
7. Scale only after the first bounded result is useful and the user accepts the live pricing/economics.
## Rules
- Always use the user's own Apify authentication for paid execution or MCP authorization.
- Never embed, expose, proxy, or request Signal Lab owner credentials.
- Never treat a public Actor run counter, total users, a directory listing, or a successful API request as proof of creator revenue.
- Never promise fields the source page or caption track does not expose.
- Never claim access-control bypass capabilities.
- Prefer reversible, bounded calls and the minimum required data volume.
- Use the live Apify Pricing tab as the commercial source of truth before execution.
- For Website to Markdown, respect its HTTP-crawler limitation and bounded crawl controls.
- For YouTube, describe output as available public captions/timestamps, not newly generated transcription.
- For Job Posting extraction, describe it as known-public-URL extraction and Schema.org-aware parsing, not universal job search.
## Examples
### YouTube captions for RAG
User need: "Get timestamps from these public YouTube videos so I can build a citation-aware RAG index."
Use `signal_lab/youtube-transcript-scraper` with a small set of public URLs, request timestamped segments, then preserve source URL, language, transcript text, and segment timing when building the downstream index.
### Website documentation to Markdown
User need: "Turn this documentation site into a small Markdown corpus for my LLM."
Use `signal_lab/website-to-markdown-crawler`. Start with one page or a low `maxPages` value, keep `sameDomainOnly` enabled, keep crawl depth low, and respect robots rules. Inspect the first Dataset rows before expanding.
### Known job posting to structured JSON
User need: "Normalize title, company, location, salary, and dates from these five job URLs."
Use `signal_lab/job-vacancy-scraper` only for the supplied public URLs. Return fields that the pages actually expose and note missing values rather than fabricating them.
### MCP connection
For a focused Website to Markdown tool, an MCP-capable client can use:
```json
{
"mcpServers": {
"signal-lab-markdown": {
"url": "https://mcp.apify.com?tools=signal_lab/website-to-markdown-crawler"
}
}
}
```
Apify handles authentication. Do not put an owner token into shared configuration.
## Edge Cases
- If Apify authentication is unavailable, provide the correct Actor or MCP connection path but do not execute paid work on somebody else's credentials.
- If the live Actor schema differs from this skill, follow the live schema and update assumptions accordingly.
- If the page is JavaScript-only and the HTTP crawler returns incomplete content, stop and explain the rendering limitation instead of escalating into access-control bypass techniques.
- If YouTube exposes no usable public captions, stop and report that limitation; do not silently switch to a different paid transcription product.
- If a job page lacks salary or structured metadata, return the fields that are verifiably present and mark the rest missing.
- If a requested run could become large or costly, shrink the initial input and ask for approval before materially expanding spend.
## References
- Signal Lab developer hub: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/
- AI-agent discovery index: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/llms.txt
- Official MCP Registry identity: `io.github.VZezelin/signal-lab-apify-tools`
- Official MCP Registry search: https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/?q=io.github.VZezelin%2Fsignal-lab-apify-tools
- Signal Lab on Apify: https://apify.com/signal_lab
- YouTube Transcript API guide: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/youtube-transcript-api.html
- Website to Markdown API guide: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/website-to-markdown-api.html
- Job Posting Scraper API guide: https://first-livid-omega.vercel.app/job-posting-scraper-api.html
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Licence: MIT
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- The SKILL.md is truncated in the excerpt, but the provided content appears complete enough for evaluation.
- No explicit mention of handling API rate limits or error handling for Apify runs, though the workflow implies waiting for completion.
- Low GitHub adoption signal
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, network or browser access
- GitHub adoption: 0 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 0 stars, 0 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
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- VZezelin/first
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- MIT
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Dernier push GitHub
- 5 sept. 2026
- Registre mis à jour
- 5 sept. 2026
- Chemin des instructions
- skills/signal-lab-apify-tools/SKILL.md @ 058ed4edfda1
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Qualité
54/100
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Confiance
56/100
Do not auto-install
Audit
70/100
Revue nécessaire
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- The SKILL.md is truncated in the excerpt, but the provided content appears complete enough for evaluation.
- No explicit mention of handling API rate limits or error handling for Apify runs, though the workflow implies waiting for completion.
- Low GitHub adoption signal
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, network or browser access
- GitHub adoption: 0 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 0 stars, 0 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, network or browser access
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