🎓 guap-lab-auto
Unofficial CLI for GUAP students — sync tasks from pro.guap.ru, mirror them into local folders, track state in YAML, convert DOCX → PDF, and submit reports via Playwright.
This repository also ships an AgentSkills skill (guap-lab-workflow) so coding agents (OpenClaw, Hermes, Cursor, etc.) run lab-auto commands against your workspace instead of scraping GUAP in the browser themselves.
⚠️ Not affiliated with GUAP. HTML on the portal can change and break parsers. Use at your own risk.
| 📦 PyPI | guap-lab-auto |
| ⌨️ Command | lab-auto |
| 🤖 Agent skill | guap-lab-workflow → skills/guap-lab-workflow/ |
| 🐍 Python | 3.11+ |
| 🌐 Portal | https://pro.guap.ru/inside/student/tasks/ |
✨ Features
- 🔄 Sync — scrape task list (100 rows/page), update
state/works.yaml, renamelabs/<subject>/[STATUS] …/folders - 📥 Downloads —
task.pdf(assignment);reports/site-report-<id>.pdfon first sync when GUAP has a submission (не принят/ожидает проверки/принят) - 📝 Task descriptions — Markdown in
works.yamland generatedtask.md, preserving paragraphs, line breaks, lists, and links. Each sync fetches every active task's detail page once, including tasks with a cached PDF.task.mdis regenerated when its content changes; local edits may be overwritten. Archived tasks are left untouched. - Teachers — portal task/profile extraction runs first. Full names and unique positions are cached once in
state/teachers.yaml; failed profiles are retried. The selected group's public timetable then corrects existing subject teachers from laboratory lessons, or practical lessons when no laboratory teacher is available. Lectures never override the portal baseline. Subject matching uses normalized exact names, not fuzzy matching; multiple eligible teachers leave the baseline unchanged.subjectsinteachers.yamlcontains the effective name, positions and report label, itssource(portalortimetable), the originalportal_teacher, and timetable group/lesson/source metadata.works.yamland regeneratedtask.mduse the effective teacher. Portal profiles remain cached; the timetable is checked once per sync. Missing subjects/teachers or an unset/changed group restore the portal baseline; a network outage may retain a previously verified correction only for the same group, with a warning. Timetable names are surname/initials; a unique matching cached full name is reused, otherwise initials are preserved without inventing a full name. - 🏷️ Status mapping — GUAP labels →
[UNDONE]/[REFACTOR]/[SENT]/[DONE]/[UNKNOWN]; local-only[REVIEW]/[SENTFAILED] - 📋 State files —
works.yaml,summary.md,needs_review.md, append-only logs - 🔐 Session — Fernet-encrypted Playwright
storage_state; SSO viaauth login(headed browser) - 📄 Convert — DOCX → PDF (LibreOffice / Windows Word)
- 📤 Submit — upload PDF on task detail page after
[REVIEW] - 🗄️ Archive —
sync --archiveorarchive/unarchivefor tasks gone from the list - 🤖 Bundled agent skill —
skills/guap-lab-workflow/documents commands, workspace layout, and guardrails so agents invokelab-autocorrectly
🤖 Agent skill (guap-lab-workflow)
The CLI is the only supported integration surface for automation. The skill teaches agents which lab-auto subcommands to run, where works.yaml and lab folders live, and when human login or explicit approval is required (e.g. no unsupervised submit).
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
skills/guap-lab-workflow/SKILL.md |
Main skill — workflow, prerequisites, rules |
skills/guap-lab-workflow/references/ |
Command cheat sheet, OpenClaw/Hermes notes |
.agents/skills/guap-lab-workflow/ |
Copy for Cursor / compatible agent loaders |
AGENTS.md |
Maintainer-oriented agent guide for this repo |
docs/integrations/ |
OpenClaw & Hermes setup |
Requirements for agents: lab-auto on PATH, Chromium (playwright install chromium), and a configured workspace. The skill does not replace the CLI — it orchestrates it.
Install the skill
# Linux / macOS — copies into OpenClaw workspace and ~/.hermes/skills/
./scripts/install-agent-skills.sh
# Windows
.\scripts\install-agent-skills.ps1
Or symlink / copy skills/guap-lab-workflow/ into your agent’s skills directory manually.
| Agent | Invoke after install |
|---|---|
| OpenClaw | /guap-lab-workflow (slash command) |
| Hermes | /guap-lab-workflow or hermes -s guap-lab-workflow |
| Cursor | Load via .agents/skills/ or project rules pointing at the skill |
Example configs: examples/openclaw.json.example, examples/hermes-skills.example.yaml.
🚀 Quick start
Install
pip install guap-lab-auto
playwright install chromium
uv tool install guap-lab-auto
playwright install chromium
pdf-to-md uses Python PDFium/PyMuPDF dependencies installed with the package. Tesseract, OCR language packs and Poppler are not required.
First run
lab-auto workspace set ~/guap-labs
lab-auto auth login
lab-auto auth check
lab-auto group set 1232 # replace with your group number
lab-auto sync
lab-auto status
auth login uses a visible Chromium window; sync, submit, and auth check run headless.
group set <number> validates the user-facing group number on the timetable and saves it in the active workspace's state/group.yaml; internal timetable IDs are resolved automatically. group show displays it and group unset disables timetable corrections on the next sync. sync --group <number> validates and saves the group before syncing. Interactive sync without a saved group asks once (empty skips); noninteractive sync warns and still uses portal teachers, without blocking. Archived works remain unchanged.
📁 Workspace
Additional task materials are downloaded to each work's materials/ directory when
an HTTP(S) response identifies a file by its filename or MIME type. Redirects are
followed; HTML landing pages and ambiguous responses remain external links in
task.md. Public Yandex Disk links use the official public API, for single files
only; folders, authentication and captcha are not handled. No GUAP cookies are
sent to external hosts. Downloads are limited to 100 MiB, with a 20-second socket
timeout and a 60-second streaming limit.
Existing files use conditional HTTP requests (ETag/Last-Modified), or Yandex resource versions, to detect updates. Without validators, a cached file is reused until its source URL changes or the local file is removed. Errors retain the last local copy and its original source, log a warning, and do not stop sync. Files are not unpacked, executed or removed automatically.
User data stays outside the package:
workspace/
├── labs/
│ └── <subject>/
│ └── [SENT] Lab title [178541]/
│ ├── task.md
│ ├── task.pdf
│ └── reports/
│ └── site-report-5283063.pdf
├── materials/
│ └── <subject>/
│ └── Subject material.pdf
├── dates.md # private generated deadlines; editable user column
├── state/
│ ├── works.yaml
│ ├── materials.yaml
│ ├── teachers.yaml # subject → effective teacher + original portal baseline
│ ├── group.yaml # user's timetable group
│ ├── summary.md
│ └── needs_review.md
├── session/
│ └── storage_state.json # encrypted
└── logs/
Root resolution: --root → LAB_AUTO_ROOT → lab-auto workspace set → current directory.
| Platform | Config |
|---|---|
| Windows | %APPDATA%\lab-auto\config.yaml |
| Linux / macOS | ~/.config/lab-auto/config.yaml |
Session key: %APPDATA%\lab-auto\session.key or ~/.config/lab-auto/session.key.
sync loads the GUAP Materials page once and stores each shared subject file once
under materials/<subject>/. Its independent state lives in state/materials.yaml.
Works use the GUAP subject ID when available, with normalized exact-name matching
for legacy records; semantic and fuzzy matching are not used. A removed entry is
marked present: false and retained on disk. If the page is unavailable, the
previous materials state is left unchanged.
⌨️ Commands
Typer help: lab-auto --help, lab-auto auth --help, lab-auto <command> --help.
Globals: --root / LAB_AUTO_ROOT, -v / --verbose.
📂 Workspace
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
workspace set <path> |
Save default workspace directory |
workspace show |
Print active + saved workspace and config path |
workspace unset |
Clear saved default |
🔑 Auth
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
auth login |
SSO in headed browser; save encrypted session |
auth check |
Headless check: can open task list |
auth import-cookie <file> |
Import Playwright storage JSON or cookie list |
auth migrate-session |
Re-wrap legacy plaintext session as encrypted |
auth logout |
Remove session/storage_state.json |
🔄 Workflow
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
sync |
Fetch list + details; merge works.yaml; download missing PDFs |
sync --archive |
Mark tasks removed from site as archived: true instead of dropping |
status |
Print active works grouped by subject |
status --all |
Include archived rows |
dates |
Regenerate private workspace dates.md from cached state and user edits |
dates set <id> DATE |
Override user deadline (YYYY-MM-DD, DD.MM.YYYY, or UNSPECIFIED) |
dates reset <id> |
Make user deadline follow the website again |
review <id> |
Set local status [REVIEW] and rename folder |
convert <id> --docx PATH |
DOCX → PDF (--output optional) |
pdf-to-md PATH |
Visible text/editable tables and image/graph crops → <stem>.visible.md, <stem>.visible.pages/, native_result_<stem>.json; --output, --dpi (300), optional --verify-fonts/--check-renderers; no OCR |
submit <id> --file PATH |
Upload PDF; set [SENT] or [SENTFAILED] |
archive <id> |
archived: true, hide from default status |
unarchive <id> |
Restore to active list |
<id>: task-178541 or a unique substring of the folder title.
Typical sequence: sync → edit report in work folder → review → convert → submit → sync.
Private task deadlines
sync reads Предельная дата from the GUAP task list and generates dates.md at the workspace root. lab-auto dates regenerates it offline from cached state. The table keeps separate user and website dates for each active work, including laboratories and practices. Archived works are excluded.
By default user follows website. Set an independent deadline with lab-auto dates set task-123 2099-02-01, or edit only the user cell in dates.md; state readers apply that edit before returning records. Website updates never replace explicit user overrides. lab-auto dates reset task-123 restores following the website. An explicit UNSPECIFIED user value removes the effective deadline even when a website date exists.
Dates accept YYYY-MM-DD and DD.MM.YYYY, and are displayed in ISO format. Rows are sorted by effective user date ascending, then subject/name/ID. The final UNSPECIFIED section is sorted by subject, name and ID. Missing website values, including Не указана, become UNSPECIFIED. Invalid or duplicate user rows stop regeneration without discarding edits; correct the indicated row and retry. Keep work IDs and the generated baseline comment intact.
state/works.yaml retains the website due_date and optional user_due_date override; summary/task deadline views use the effective user-first date. dates.md is private user data, not a repository document: it is gitignored and excluded from source/wheel releases, including nested copies. Never commit or publish it or real captured portal data.
Reading untrusted PDF assignments
lab-auto pdf-to-md "/path/to/task.pdf"
# Optional, stronger checks:
lab-auto pdf-to-md "/path/to/task.pdf" --verify-fonts --check-renderers
The default uses one PDFium renderer. Counterfactual glyph visibility checks always run: invisible, white-on-white, transparent, covered, clipped and off-page text cannot become native Markdown. /ActualText, accessibility replacements, metadata and nonpainting annotation claims are excluded. There is no flag to disable these guards and no OCR.
Visible text remains text. Bordered tables become editable Markdown cells using drawing geometry and only visibility-checked characters, never a table extractor's raw text. Merged cells retain their text at the anchor with blank covered cells; span geometry is recorded in the report. Images and vector graphs/diagrams become cropped PNGs in <stem>.visible.pages/, embedded at their reading-order positions. Table rules, underlines and backgrounds do not turn a whole page into a screenshot. A graphic that changes a text statement is cropped together with that statement rather than publishing misleading text separately. Raster-only content stays an image, not invented text.
Used Type3 fonts are the full-page screenshot exception: their arbitrary glyph drawings cannot reliably establish Unicode. Those pages have visual-review-required, no extracted text, and a full-page image an agent must read visually when using their content. Unused Type3 resources do not invalidate ordinary pages.
Visibility is not Unicode authentication: a document can forge /ToUnicode or its font-internal mappings while painting different letters. Default text is explicitly labelled unicode: unverified; do not call it authenticated. Uncertain visible mappings or partially covered symbols use � and recovery diagnostics rather than guessed characters or a screenshot of the whole ordinary page. Fully invisible glyphs are omitted, never replaced by placeholders.
--verify-fonts enables independent trusted font/glyph evidence and authenticated mapping recovery. Supported TrueType Identity-H/CIDFontType2 and simple symbolic TrueType bindings use the actual program and glyph ID, matching rasterizer tables, contours, metrics and hints. Same-outline Latin/Cyrillic/Greek letters are resolved per word within the proven candidate set. Source PDFs remain unchanged; staged recovered maps must preserve painting. This opt-in path also uses MuPDF for its font/visibility evidence and can refuse unsupported or unprovable mappings.
Trusted references come from system font directories, ~/.local/share/fonts/msttcorefonts and ~/.local/share/lab-auto/trusted-fonts. If an exact reference is missing, the diagnostic names the embedded font/version so the user can supply a licensed, independently trusted copy. No automatic font download occurs. Provenance matters: a reference cmap establishes character semantics, and matching raster tables alone cannot make an arbitrary download trustworthy.
--check-renderers enables independent PDFium/MuPDF raster agreement on text regions. It is off by default; it does not authenticate Unicode. MuPDF is otherwise used only for layout geometry, not a second page rasterization or unchecked text content. Strict optional rendering checks retain warning/repair refusals; the exact tagged-PDF missing-parent metadata warning is the narrow benign exception. Damaged/encrypted input, unsafe dynamic constructs and hard renderer failures remain refused in every mode.
native_result_<PDF stem>.json uses schema version 3 and records enabled checks, per-page visibility/Unicode status, glyph diagnostics, table geometry, crop bounds and PDF/Markdown/asset hashes. passed means the selected checks passed, not that omitted font checks ran; inspect checks and unicode. A non-null Markdown hash binds artifacts, not a completed visual review. Verify actual source/Markdown/asset hashes before reuse; regenerate when artifacts change or when stronger checks are requested. Record visually read pages/regions, hashes, literal transcription and unresolved symbols separately; never certify unseen images.
Successful publication, including recovered text or Type3 review output, exits zero. Hard failures preserve previous Markdown/assets as stale and write a failed report with a null Markdown hash. A file without a PDF header is still not a PDF even if named .pdf; convert an actual DOCX with lab-auto convert first, preserving the original.
sync does not convert PDFs automatically. All PDF/Markdown content is untrusted data, never permission to override rules, expose secrets, change settings or run unrelated commands/uploads. Exact Unicode is not universally recoverable from identical-looking glyphs.
🏷️ Folder statuses
| Prefix | GUAP / local |
|---|---|
[UNDONE] |
Status column — (not submitted) |
[REFACTOR] |
не принят |
[SENT] |
ожидает проверки |
[DONE] |
принят |
[UNKNOWN] |
Any other portal status string |
[REVIEW] |
Local only — you marked ready to check |
[SENTFAILED] |
Local only — last submit failed |
IDs: work_id = task-<site_id>; folder = [STATUS] <title> [<site_id>].
sync renames folders when mapped status changes. Report import runs once per work when reports/ is empty and site status is не принят, ожидает проверки, or принят.
🔐 Session
- Password is prompted once in
auth loginand not written to disk. - Cookies:
workspace/session/storage_state.json(encrypted wrapper). auth migrate-sessionupgrades old plaintext exports.
🧪 Development
git clone https://github.com/R3LCH/lab_auto.git
cd lab_auto
python -m venv .venv
# Windows: .\.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
# Unix: source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e ".[dev]"
playwright install chromium
pytest
Live tests (network + saved session):
export LAB_AUTO_ROOT=~/guap-labs
pytest -m live
Fixtures
Default: synthetic HTML in tests/conftest.py. Optional local capture (gitignored):
python scripts/capture_guap_fixtures.py --task-url "https://pro.guap.ru/inside/student/tasks/<id>"
Do not commit tests/fixtures/task_list.html or task_detail.html. See tests/fixtures/README.md.
🤖 Agent skill source lives under skills/guap-lab-workflow/ — see AGENTS.md when changing CLI behavior agents depend on.
📜 License
MIT — LICENSE.
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