Agent skill
dit
Classify HTML pages, forms, and fields using machine learning. Use when the user needs to detect page types (login, error, captcha), identify form types (login, search, registration), or classify form fields (username, password, email) from HTML content or URLs.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/other/other/dit
SKILL.md
dit - HTML Page, Form & Field Classifier
dît (means "found" in Kurdish) classifies HTML pages, forms, and fields using machine learning (LogReg + CRF). Zero external ML dependencies.
It classifies pages (login, error, landing, blog, etc.), detects form types (login, search, registration, password recovery, contact, etc.), and classifies each field (username, password, email, search query, etc.).
Installation
go get github.com/happyhackingspace/dit
Or install the CLI:
go install github.com/happyhackingspace/dit/cmd/dit@latest
CLI Usage
# Classify page type and forms on a URL
dit run https://github.com/login
# Classify forms in a local file
dit run login.html
# With probabilities
dit run https://github.com/login --proba
# Download training data and model from Hugging Face
dit data download
# Train a model
dit train model.json --data-folder data
# Evaluate model accuracy
dit evaluate --data-folder data
# Upload training data and model to Hugging Face
dit data upload
Library Usage (Go)
import "github.com/happyhackingspace/dit"
// Load classifier
c, _ := dit.New()
// Classify page type
page, _ := c.ExtractPageType(htmlString)
fmt.Println(page.Type) // "login"
fmt.Println(page.Forms) // form classifications included
// Classify forms in HTML
results, _ := c.ExtractForms(htmlString)
for _, r := range results {
fmt.Println(r.Type) // "login"
fmt.Println(r.Fields) // {"username": "username or email", "password": "password"}
}
// With probabilities
pageProba, _ := c.ExtractPageTypeProba(htmlString, 0.05)
formProba, _ := c.ExtractFormsProba(htmlString, 0.05)
Page Types
login, registration, search, checkout, contact, password_reset, landing, product, blog, settings, soft_404, error, captcha, parked, coming_soon, admin, directory_listing, default_page, waf_block, other.
Form Types
login, search, registration, password/login recovery, contact/comment, join mailing list, order/add to cart, other.
Field Types
Authentication: username, password, password confirmation, email, email confirmation, username or email Names: first name, last name, middle name, full name, organization name, gender Address: country, city, state, address, postal code Contact: phone, fax, url Search: search query, search category Content: comment text, comment title, about me text Buttons: submit button, cancel button, reset button Verification: captcha, honeypot, TOS confirmation, remember me checkbox, receive emails confirmation Security: security question, security answer
Full list of 79 field type codes available in data/config.json.
References
- Repository: https://github.com/HappyHackingSpace/dit
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