Add an explicit field-selection option for structured scrape responses so agents can retain useful fields without printing every provider attribute.
Target the existing production CLI PR #262; do not open a competing production implementation PR. Keep released beta-skill guidance in a separate PR and document a flag there only when that beta supports it.
Define selection relative to provider result data, including array rows and missing fields. Preserve request IDs, receipts, errors and pagination metadata; reject invalid selectors locally. Start with predictable paths rather than arbitrary code evaluation. Clarify that local projection reduces printed/context size but does not reduce upstream transfer, execution or billing. For remote reduction, retained-result Bash already exists where supported.
Acceptance: a projected multi-row response stays valid JSON, reports provider errors unchanged, and retains enough metadata to continue pagination. Current beta.22 scrape help exposes neither --fields nor --select.
Add an explicit field-selection option for structured scrape responses so agents can retain useful fields without printing every provider attribute.
Target the existing production CLI PR #262; do not open a competing production implementation PR. Keep released beta-skill guidance in a separate PR and document a flag there only when that beta supports it.
Define selection relative to provider result data, including array rows and missing fields. Preserve request IDs, receipts, errors and pagination metadata; reject invalid selectors locally. Start with predictable paths rather than arbitrary code evaluation. Clarify that local projection reduces printed/context size but does not reduce upstream transfer, execution or billing. For remote reduction, retained-result Bash already exists where supported.
Acceptance: a projected multi-row response stays valid JSON, reports provider errors unchanged, and retains enough metadata to continue pagination. Current beta.22 scrape help exposes neither --fields nor --select.