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chill-institute

Use chill.institute (web UI) to search for content and click “send to put.io” (best paired with the putio skill) — set sail, pick the best 1080p/x265 loot, and ship it.

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Installation

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Skill instructions

chill.institute

Use chill.institute via an interactive browser session to find an item and send it to put.io.

If you have both skills installed (chill-institute + putio), the workflow is much smoother: chill.institute launches the transfer, and putio verifies/monitors it from the CLI.

Prereqs

  • User must be logged in to chill.institute (put.io OAuth in the browser).
  • The putio skill should be available to verify the transfer in put.io.

End-to-end workflow

  1. Open the site:
    • Start at: https://chill.institute/sign-in
  2. If prompted, click authenticate at put.io and ask the USER to complete login.
  3. Search for the title (include season/quality keywords if relevant).
  4. Use quick filters (e.g. check 1080p, x265) if available.
  5. Pick the best result (prefer healthy seeders, reasonable size, and expected naming).
  6. Click send to put.io.
  7. Confirm it changed to see in put.io.
  8. Verify on put.io:
    bash skills/putio/scripts/list_transfers.sh
    

Browser automation notes

  • Prefer browser tool with the isolated profile (profile="clawd").
  • If clicks time out, re-snapshot (refs="aria") and retry on the new ref.

Safety / policy

  • Don’t ask users for their put.io password in chat.
  • Don’t scrape or store cookies/session tokens in files.
  • Only use this workflow for content the user has rights/permission to access.

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/baanish/chill-institute
Version
—
Commit
72889b09dd06ac298ea53268d537484154f1ebdd
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# chill.institute

Use **chill.institute** via an interactive browser session to find an item and send it to put.io.

If you have both skills installed (**chill-institute** + **putio**), the workflow is much smoother: chill.institute launches the transfer, and putio verifies/monitors it from the CLI.

## Prereqs

- User must be logged in to **chill.institute** (put.io OAuth in the browser).
- The `putio` skill should be available to verify the transfer in put.io.

## End-to-end workflow

1. Open the site:
   - Start at: `https://chill.institute/sign-in`
2. If prompted, click **authenticate at put.io** and ask the USER to complete login.
3. Search for the title (include season/quality keywords if relevant).
4. Use quick filters (e.g. check **1080p**, **x265**) if available.
5. Pick the best result (prefer healthy seeders, reasonable size, and expected naming).
6. Click **send to put.io**.
7. Confirm it changed to **see in put.io**.
8. Verify on put.io:
   ```bash
   bash skills/putio/scripts/list_transfers.sh
   ```

## Browser automation notes

- Prefer `browser` tool with the isolated profile (`profile="clawd"`).
- If clicks time out, re-snapshot (`refs="aria"`) and retry on the new ref.

## Safety / policy

- Don’t ask users for their put.io password in chat.
- Don’t scrape or store cookies/session tokens in files.
- Only use this workflow for content the user has rights/permission to access.

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