RTILA X Glossary

Requests text completion from the bundled AI assistant, optionally in JSON mode.

Asserts that an element contains the expected text, failing the run if not.

Asserts that an element is visible or hidden, with a configurable timeout.

Returns the value of a named HTML attribute from the selected element.

A trigger that uploads the output file to an AWS S3 bucket.

Blocks network requests for specified resource types, reducing page weight.

Ends the current loop immediately, bypassing any remaining iterations.

Assigns a persistent browser profile with a unique fingerprint to avoid detection.

When true, the automation will attempt to solve captchas using the configured provider.

Specifies the captcha solving provider, e.g., “2captcha” or “capsolver”.

Changes the data type of a value, e.g., string to integer or float.

Clears browser cookies for the current browsing context.

Clicks an element after waiting for it to be actionable, supporting modifiers and force options.

Adds a human-readable comment to the project command list; ignored during execution.

An object with a type field (e.g., element_visible) used in if and while commands.

Skips to the next iteration of the current loop, ignoring the remaining commands.

Returns the number of times the element appears on the page.

Collects links matching a selector and follows them up to a configurable depth.

Uses a CSS selector to locate elements, e.g., “css=.product-title”.

A special selector that targets the element itself, used in attribute extraction.

A configuration object with item_selector and properties arrays that define the extraction schema.

If set, only the first occurrence of each unique value in the field is kept.

A wait condition triggered when the initial HTML document has been completely loaded and parsed.

Executes a synchronous JavaScript script in the page context and returns a value.

A trigger that exports the output data in a specified format to a local path.

Extracts structured data using a dataset definition and optionally appends to an output file.

Extracts the first capture group of a regular expression match.

Comma-separated selectors used as a fallback mechanism when the primary selector fails.

Performs file system operations on the local machine, including zip/unzip.

A trigger that monitors a directory for new files and launches the project when detected.

Fills a text-based input or textarea element, optionally clearing existing content first.

Iterates over a dataset or variable and runs commands for each item.

Returns a named HTML attribute from an element, e.g., the link URL from an anchor.

Reads a DOM property (e.g., value) from a form element, useful for dynamic content.

Reads the visible text content of an element and stores it in a variable.

Fetches and parses the sitemap.xml to populate the URLs list.

Navigates the current page to a specified URL, optionally waiting for a load event.

Accepts or dismisses JavaScript dialogs such as alert, confirm, or prompt.

When true, launches the browser in headless mode, which is faster and more resource-efficient.

Returns the innerHTML of the selected element, including all child elements.

Makes an HTTP request with configurable method, headers, body, retries, and timeout.

When enabled, the automation mimics human behavior patterns.

Adjusts the aggressiveness of humanoid behavior, from 1 (light) to 10 (maximum).

Executes a branch of commands based on a condition object, such as element visibility.

A CSS selector for an iframe element, allowing commands to operate inside it.

Returns the zero-based index of the element within its parent.

Repeatedly scrolls the page or a container until no new content is loaded or a limit is reached.

Returns a boolean indicating whether an element is visible in the viewport.

The selector that identifies the repeated container element for extraction.

Joins an array of values into a single string with a specified separator.

Parses a JSON string into a JavaScript object.

Uses a JSONPath expression to select a value from a parsed JSON object.

A trigger that launches a specified project once the current workflow completes.

Returns an array of values from repeated selectors.

Transforms lists by pushing, popping, filtering, or splitting strings.

Performs arithmetic operations on numeric variables and stores the result.

Defines the maximum number of parallel workers for concurrent execution.

Sets the timeout in milliseconds for navigation commands.

A wait condition where the browser waits until there are no more than 0 network connections for 500 ms.

The path to the output file for extract_data, e.g., “products.json”.

A variable name where the output of a command is saved.

Returns the current page URL as a string.

A variable name containing parent data to merge into the extracted records.

A trigger that connects to a PostgreSQL database and inserts the output records.

Prepends a string to the extracted value.

Presses a keyboard key or combination on a specific element or the page.

Pauses execution and prompts the user for input or confirmation via a modal.

An array of property definitions (type, selector, name) that define what to extract.

Returns the value of a DOM property like value or checked.

When true, all requests go through the configured proxy list.

An array of proxy connection strings in the format protocol://user:pass@host:port.

Applies a regular expression to the value for matching or extraction.

Runs a command block a fixed number of times, acting as a simple counter loop.

Replaces occurrences of a substring with a new substring.

An array of field names that must have a non-empty value.

When true, the automation will not visit paths disallowed by robots.txt.

A trigger that exposes the project as a REST endpoint for remote execution.

Runs a Deno module script with full automation APIs; must export a default async function.

Saves the current page as a PDF document with customizable options.

Captures a screenshot of the current page or element, optionally full-page.

Executes a JavaScript snippet to transform the value programmatically.

Scrolls the window or a specific element by a given direction and amount.

Scrolls an element into the viewport, ensuring it is visible for interaction.

Selects an option in a native select element by its value or visible text.

Returns the full CSS selector path of the selected element.

A trigger that sends the output file as an email attachment.

Sets a browser cookie with a name, value, domain, and path.

Overrides the browser geolocation coordinates with latitude and longitude.

Stores a value into a project variable, supporting variable substitution.

Resizes the browser viewport to a specified width and height.

When true, the initial goto command is skipped, useful for debugging a specific page.

A trigger that sends a notification to Slack via an incoming webhook.

Specifies the data source for a for_each loop: “dataset” or “variable”.

Performs common string operations on text variables, such as replace, trim, split.

Appends a string to the extracted value.

Returns the visible text content of the selected element.

Uses a substring match on the visible text of elements.

The array of commands executed when an if condition is true.

A trigger that runs transformation commands on the output data.

Trims whitespace from both ends of a string.

Wraps commands with try and catch equivalents; the catch block runs only on failure.

Types text into a focused element with optional delay between keystrokes.

An array of starting URLs for the project; supports variable substitution.

A trigger that validates the extracted data against predefined rules.

Uses a variable value as the selector, e.g., “variable=dynamic_selector”.

An object of key-value pairs that act as global variables for the project.

Pauses execution for a fixed duration, useful for throttling or timing.

Waits for a network response matching a URL pattern, useful for intercepting API calls.

Waits for a file download to start or complete, optionally saving to a path.

Waits for the page load state such as networkidle, domcontentloaded, or load.

Waits for an element matching the selector to appear within a timeout.

Waits for an element to reach a specified state: visible, hidden, attached, or detached.

A trigger that POSTs the output data to an external webhook URL.

Repeats commands while a condition remains true, e.g., a “Next” button exists.

Uses an XPath query to locate elements, e.g., “xpath=//div[@class=”title”]”.