Some pages draw the AWS WAF puzzle inside a form instead of showing a 405 page. Here is the Node.js loop for that widget: find the apiKey and jsapi.js, call CapSkip amazonWaf, trade the voucher for a token and post the form.

AWS WAF answers a request with HTTP 405 and a puzzle, and the answer is a voucher pair, not a token. Here is the Python loop that reads the page, calls CapSkip amazon_waf, trades the voucher for the aws-waf-token cookie and retries.

A scraper that solves every blocked page wastes solves, and one that rotates proxies on every CAPTCHA burns IPs. Here is a Python classifier that reads status, headers and markup, then tells CapSkip when to solve and when to back off.

Send a v3 key to the v2 method and you find out only after the solve. Here is a Python detector that reads a page, names the CAPTCHA, pulls the sitekey and calls the matching CapSkip method, or tells you it cannot.

A reCAPTCHA v2 box, a v3 script and a Turnstile widget need three different CapSkip calls. Here is a C# detector, with no packages besides CapSkip, that names the CAPTCHA, pulls the sitekey and calls the matching method, or tells you it cannot.

A reCAPTCHA v2 box, a v3 script and a Turnstile widget need three different calls. Here is a Node.js detector with no extra packages that names the CAPTCHA, pulls the sitekey and calls the matching CapSkip method, or tells you it cannot.

A LangChain agent that meets a CAPTCHA needs a tool, and the obvious tool is the wrong one. Here is a CapSkip tool that keeps the token out of the conversation, returns errors the model can read, checks the host and stops runaway retries.

Pydoll’s only CAPTCHA code is a Turnstile click, so a reCAPTCHA token has to come from a solver. Here is how to read the sitekey, solve on the same event loop with AsyncCapSkip, write the token into the page and submit.

Put one small FastAPI service in front of CapSkip. It owns the only client, ends every solve at a deadline, limits how many run at once and turns SDK errors into clean HTTP status codes.

Put one small ASP.NET Core service in front of CapSkip. It holds the only client, ends every solve at a deadline, limits how many solves run at once and turns SDK errors into clean HTTP status codes.