How do I install the Datahive Installer skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add modbender/datahive-installer in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

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Which AI agents work with Datahive Installer?

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Is Datahive Installer free to use?

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Who published Datahive Installer?

modbender (@modbender) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Datahive Installer by modbender — Agent Skill

Name: Datahive Installer
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: modbender

Datahive Installer

Install and set up DataHive in a deterministic headless-friendly flow: (1) check/install browser (Chrome or Chromium), (2) check/create DataHive browser profile, (3) check Gog mailbox access, (4) install DataHive extension via CRX only (never Chrome Web Store UI), (5) login via email magic link and verify both dashboard and extension are logged in. Use for requests like 'install datahive', 'setup everything for datahive', or 'install datahive extension'.

modbender Updated Sep 9, 2026 12 repo stars

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DataHive Installer

Follow this exact sequence.

Browser selection

Select browser target first:
- BROWSER=chrome for Google Chrome
- BROWSER=chromium for Chromium
Use the same browser target consistently in all script steps.

1) Check browser installation

Run BROWSER=<target> scripts/check_browser.sh.
If missing, install with:
- BROWSER=<target> scripts/install_browser.sh
Re-run browser check and continue only when target browser is confirmed.

2) Check DataHive browser profile

Check whether browser profile datahive exists in OpenClaw config.
If profile is missing, create profile datahive with CDP port 18810.
Continue only when profile datahive is available and startable.

3) Check Gog availability

Verify Gog auth/account is available for the default mailbox.
If Gog is unavailable, stop and report blocker:
- User must set up Gog first.

4) Install DataHive extension via CRX only

Use extension ID bonfdkhbkkdoipfojcnimjagphdnfedb.
Do not use Chrome Web Store UI.
Run:
- BROWSER=<target> scripts/install_extension_crx.sh bonfdkhbkkdoipfojcnimjagphdnfedb
- scripts/install_extension_policy.sh bonfdkhbkkdoipfojcnimjagphdnfedb
Restart the datahive browser profile after script execution.
Open chrome://extensions/ in datahive profile and verify:
- Extension card DataHive is visible
- Extension is enabled/active
- Browser shows managed/policy state when applicable
If verification fails, stop and report extension-install blocker.

5) Login flow + final validation (required)

Open DataHive login in datahive profile.
Use email login only (no Google OAuth).
Enter default email and click Login with email.
Fetch latest DataHive magic-link email via Gog.
Open https://dashboard.datahive.ai/auth?token=....

After finishing the login flow, run this final validation exactly:

Make sure you are in browser profile datahive.
Confirm the dashboard is logged in while using browser profile datahive.
Confirm the DataHive extension is installed in browser profile datahive.

Completion Criteria

Target browser is installed and runnable.
datahive browser profile exists and runs.
Gog mailbox access works.
Login flow is completed via email magic link.
Final validation passed:
- Active profile is datahive.
- Dashboard is logged in in datahive profile.
- DataHive extension is installed in datahive profile.

Resources

scripts/check_browser.sh
scripts/install_browser.sh
scripts/install_extension_crx.sh
scripts/install_extension_policy.sh
references/email-access.md

---name: datahive-installerdescription: Install and set up DataHive in a deterministic headless-friendly flow: (1) check/install browser (Chrome or Chromium), (2) check/create DataHive browser profile, (3) check Gog mailbox access, (4) install DataHive extension via CRX only (never Chrome Web Store UI), (5) login via email magic link and verify both dashboard and extension are logged in. Use for requests like 'install datahive', 'setup everything for datahive', or 'install datahive extension'.--- # DataHive Installer Follow this exact sequence. ## Browser selection - Select browser target first: - `BROWSER=chrome` for Google Chrome - `BROWSER=chromium` for Chromium - Use the same browser target consistently in all script steps. ## 1) Check browser installation - Run `BROWSER=<target> scripts/check_browser.sh`. - If missing, install with: - `BROWSER=<target> scripts/install_browser.sh` - Re-run browser check and continue only when target browser is confirmed. ## 2) Check DataHive browser profile - Check whether browser profile `datahive` exists in OpenClaw config. - If profile is missing, create profile `datahive` with CDP port `18810`. - Continue only when profile `datahive` is available and startable. ## 3) Check Gog availability - Verify Gog auth/account is available for the default mailbox. - If Gog is unavailable, stop and report blocker: - User must set up Gog first. ## 4) Install DataHive extension via CRX only - Use extension ID `bonfdkhbkkdoipfojcnimjagphdnfedb`. - Do not use Chrome Web Store UI. - Run: - `BROWSER=<target> scripts/install_extension_crx.sh bonfdkhbkkdoipfojcnimjagphdnfedb` - `scripts/install_extension_policy.sh bonfdkhbkkdoipfojcnimjagphdnfedb` - Restart the `datahive` browser profile after script execution. - Open `chrome://extensions/` in `datahive` profile and verify: - Extension card `DataHive` is visible - Extension is enabled/active - Browser shows managed/policy state when applicable - If verification fails, stop and report extension-install blocker. ## 5) Login flow + final validation (required) - Open DataHive login in `datahive` profile. - Use email login only (no Google OAuth). - Enter default email and click **Login with email**. - Fetch latest DataHive magic-link email via Gog. - Open `https://dashboard.datahive.ai/auth?token=...`. After finishing the login flow, run this final validation exactly: - Make sure you are in browser profile `datahive`. - Confirm the dashboard is logged in while using browser profile `datahive`. - Confirm the DataHive extension is installed in browser profile `datahive`. ## Completion Criteria - Target browser is installed and runnable. - `datahive` browser profile exists and runs. - Gog mailbox access works. - Login flow is completed via email magic link. - Final validation passed: - Active profile is `datahive`. - Dashboard is logged in in `datahive` profile. - DataHive extension is installed in `datahive` profile. ## Resources - `scripts/check_browser.sh` - `scripts/install_browser.sh` - `scripts/install_extension_crx.sh` - `scripts/install_extension_policy.sh` - `references/email-access.md`

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