What problem does it solve? Applying Crawl4AI inside the HX Eco-System risks importing vendor Docker quickstarts, community skill defaults, or cloud/LLM assumptions that conflict with the native-Linux HX-17 architecture. This Skill enforces a strict authority order so Crawl4AI work stays aligned with HX control documents, smoke-test authority, and owner decisions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Authority-ordered guidance: Resolves conflicts between HX architecture, official Crawl4AI 0.9.x documentation, the official assistant skill, and the Brett Davies community skill using explicit ACCEPT/ADAPT/REFERENCE_ONLY/REJECT_FOR_HX/OWNER_DECISION_REQUIRED labels. - Deployment boundary enforcement: Keeps Crawl4AI, its browser runtime, and the MCP companion native on HX-17 (192.168.50.217) with systemd, rejecting container, cloud, proxy, and credential defaults. - Validation alignment: Anchors work to the D3 deterministic raw-HTML smoke proof and D4 MCP companion proof without redefining PASS criteria. - Use Case: When planning the HX-17 Crawl4AI installation, use this Skill to decide which upstream features (CLI, AsyncWebCrawler, CSS/XPath extraction, MCP bridge) are acceptable and which require an owner decision before any runbook is written. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to plan the HX-17 Crawl4AI native installation and flag any upstream defaults that require an owner decision.