CookiePal

Starts a check of one web page for cookies set before consent. Returns a check ID and the plan the local check follows: the page is loaded in a browser on the user’s own computer, never by CookiePal, and the plan carries the banner matchers for pressing accept and reject there. Send the result to submit_check within 30 minutes. No account needed. The local run this needs is made only by the CookiePal plugin in Claude Code on the user’s own computer: the terminal, the desktop app or an IDE extension. claude.ai and Claude Code on the web run in the cloud, so they cannot make it, and a crawler or browser run anywhere else does not stand in for it.

Stores the result of a local check started with plan_check and returns it with a summary by category. Send each cookie with its category from @cookiepal-oss/cookie-db (necessary, functional, analytics, performance, advertisement or other) and its attributes, never its value. Include `consent` when the check pressed accept and reject, so the result says what survived an explicit reject. When no banner was found the result carries `noBannerSeenFrom`, the country the page was loaded from: a site that shows its banner only in other regions is indistinguishable from one with no banner, so that reading is inconclusive, not evidence that the site has no banner. Each check ID can be submitted once. The local run this needs is made only by the CookiePal plugin in Claude Code on the user’s own computer: the terminal, the desktop app or an IDE extension. claude.ai and Claude Code on the web run in the cloud, so they cannot make it, and a crawler or browser run anywhere else does not stand in for it. The result reports what was found. It does not assess whether a site, page or banner complies with any law, so it is never a verdict of compliant or non-compliant.

Deletes the checks CookiePal stored under one install ID. Run it from the plugin before the ID is removed from the machine, because once the ID is gone there is nothing left to look the checks up by. It answers with how many were deleted and how many remain: only a run reporting no remainder has finished, and running it again deletes just what is left. An ID that stored nothing reports zero of both. It also unlinks the ID from any CookiePal account it was connected to. No account needed.

Reports the CookiePal account this client is signed in as: the user, the organisation, the domain tools act on by default, and each domain’s plan and whether its page-view limit has been reached. Use it to confirm a connection, or to find out which domain other tools will use when none is given.

Connects this client to a CookiePal account, opening sign-in (or sign-up, for someone without an account) in the browser if needed, then reports who is connected: the user, the organisation and the domain other tools act on by default. Pass the plugin’s install ID only with linkInstall: true if the user agreed to link it to this account, or linkInstall: false if they said no.

Lists the domains in the connected CookiePal account that this user can see, with each domain’s plan, this month’s page views, whether its page-view limit has been reached, and whether its banner has been found installed. Plans are per domain.

Takes no parameters.

Adds a website domain to the connected CookiePal account on the free plan, with the same checks as the CookiePal dashboard, and queues its banner build. Nothing is scanned on CookiePal’s side: the result says how to run the first scan on the user’s computer. An organisation can add at most 10 domains a day this way. Other tools keep using the default domain unless given the new one.

Returns the CookiePal banner script tag to paste into a site, for one domain in the connected account. It is byte-for-byte the tag the CookiePal dashboard copies for that domain, including `defer` for a Shopify store. Paste it as given: the URL it loads is specific to the domain, and a tag built by hand or copied from another site will not verify. Use verify_installation afterwards to confirm it is live.

Records a check of one domain’s live page, loaded on the user’s own computer, and sets that domain’s banner verification status to verified or failed. Load the page locally first and send what it found: CookiePal never requests the page. The server compares the banner script the page loads with the one this domain’s tag must load, so a tag from another site, or a hand-built one, ends as failed with the reason. Nothing is crawled on CookiePal’s side. The local run this needs is made only by the CookiePal plugin in Claude Code on the user’s own computer: the terminal, the desktop app or an IDE extension. claude.ai and Claude Code on the web run in the cloud, so they cannot make it, and a crawler or browser run anywhere else does not stand in for it. The result reports what was found. It does not assess whether a site, page or banner complies with any law, so it is never a verdict of compliant or non-compliant.

Starts a crawl of one of your CookiePal domains on the user’s own computer, using the open-source crawl engine. CookiePal crawls nothing: run upload_scan_report with the result when the crawl finishes, and until then get_scan_report reports it as running. Needs the domain’s banner to be verified and active first, unless this is the very first scan of a domain just added with add_domain. The local run this needs is made only by the CookiePal plugin in Claude Code on the user’s own computer: the terminal, the desktop app or an IDE extension. claude.ai and Claude Code on the web run in the cloud, so they cannot make it, and a crawler or browser run anywhere else does not stand in for it.

Stores the result of a local crawl started with start_scan, as a report labelled a local scan. Send the cookies with their category from @cookiepal-oss/cookie-db. When robots.txt blocked the crawl, send blockedByRobots and no report is stored. Each scan ID can be uploaded once. The local run this needs is made only by the CookiePal plugin in Claude Code on the user’s own computer: the terminal, the desktop app or an IDE extension. claude.ai and Claude Code on the web run in the cloud, so they cannot make it, and a crawler or browser run anywhere else does not stand in for it. The result reports what was found. It does not assess whether a site, page or banner complies with any law, so it is never a verdict of compliant or non-compliant.

Returns the latest cookie report for one of your CookiePal domains, with each cookie’s category, and says whether it came from a local scan. When a start_scan crawl is still running, reports that instead of an old report. The result reports what was found. It does not assess whether a site, page or banner complies with any law, so it is never a verdict of compliant or non-compliant.

Sets the category for a list of cookies on one of your CookiePal domains, and reports the result for each one. Send the category from @cookiepal-oss/cookie-db (necessary, functional, analytics, performance, advertisement or other).

Reads Google Consent Mode on one of your CookiePal domains, from a page load on the user’s own computer, names the problem if there is one, and records the result on the domain as a local reading. Run this again any time to re-check. The local run this needs is made only by the CookiePal plugin in Claude Code on the user’s own computer: the terminal, the desktop app or an IDE extension. claude.ai and Claude Code on the web run in the cloud, so they cannot make it, and a crawler or browser run anywhere else does not stand in for it. The result reports what was found. It does not assess whether a site, page or banner complies with any law, so it is never a verdict of compliant or non-compliant.

Sets which privacy regulation one of your CookiePal domains’ banner follows: gdpr, ccpa or both, where both applies GDPR everywhere and CCPA to US visitors at the edge. It changes nothing else about the banner, and then queues a rebuild so the change goes live; if the domain has reached its page-view limit the rebuild is skipped, and the result says so.

Changes how one of your CookiePal domains’ banner looks and reads: its colours, logo type and colour, positions, and the title, description and button texts per language. Give only what you want to change; everything else keeps its saved value. It does not upload a custom logo or change category texts; use the CookiePal dashboard for those. Colour, logo and position changes queue a rebuild (skipped, and said so, if the domain has reached its page-view limit); texts go live without one.

Queues a rebuild of the cookie banner script for one of your CookiePal domains, so it picks up the settings saved for it. It changes no setting and works on one domain only. If the domain has reached its page-view limit nothing is rebuilt, and the result says so.