This skill launches a real Google Chrome browser via Puppeteer to scrape tracking data from Israel Post's website. It bypasses bot protection by using the system Chrome rather than headless Chromium. State is stored locally. No credentials are transmitted beyond the tracking number. Monitor mode can send WhatsApp messages via OpenClaw.
Israel Post Tracking
Community58/100The Problem
Tracking packages through Israel Post's website is manual and tedious, requiring repeated visits to check for status updates. There is no official API, and the site uses aggressive bot protection that blocks standard automation tools. Developers and users need a reliable way to programmatically check package status and get notified of changes.
Author: @WolfikOz
Track packages and mail via Israel Post. Use when tracking a shipment, checking delivery status, or monitoring multiple packages with WhatsApp notifications on status changes. Supports all Israel Post tracking number formats including domestic and international.
npx skills-il add WolfikOz/israel-post-trackingWhen to Apply
- User asks to track an Israel Post package or check delivery status
- User wants to monitor multiple packages and get WhatsApp notifications on changes
- User needs to check if a package is stuck in customs
- User wants automated periodic checking of package statuses
- User needs to look up any Israeli domestic or international tracking number
Israel Post Tracker
Track packages via Israel Post -- one-shot lookup or ongoing monitoring with WhatsApp notifications on status change.
Disclaimer: Unofficial tool, not affiliated with Israel Post. Data is fetched from the public Israel Post website.
When to use which command
- User asks "where is my package / track this number" -> use
track.jsfor an immediate result - User asks to be notified when a package moves / set up monitoring -> use
monitor.js - Running as a scheduled check ->
monitor.js check
Requirements
- Google Chrome at
/Applications/Google Chrome.app(macOS), or setCHROME_PATH - For monitor notifications: OpenClaw with a configured WhatsApp channel
Install
cd {baseDir} && npm installOne-Shot Tracking
node {baseDir}/scripts/track.js <TRACKING_NUMBER>Examples:
node {baseDir}/scripts/track.js RR123456789IL # International registered mail
node {baseDir}/scripts/track.js EM123456789IL # EMS express
node {baseDir}/scripts/track.js CP123456789IL # Parcel post
node {baseDir}/scripts/track.js 1234567890 # Domestic (10-digit)Output: Full event history with dates, statuses, and locations in Hebrew/English, newest last.
Monitor Mode (WhatsApp notifications on status change)
Setup (one-time)
node {baseDir}/scripts/monitor.js set-target +972XXXXXXXXX whatsappAdd a package to the watchlist
node {baseDir}/scripts/monitor.js add <TRACKING_NUMBER> [optional name]Check all watched packages
node {baseDir}/scripts/monitor.js check- First run saves baseline status, no notification
- Subsequent runs detect changes and send WhatsApp notification
- Detected states: delivered, stuck in customs
Other commands
node {baseDir}/scripts/monitor.js list # Show all tracked packages
node {baseDir}/scripts/monitor.js remove <NUMBER> # Stop tracking a packageTracking Number Formats
| Format | Type |
|---|---|
RR...IL |
International registered mail |
EM...IL |
EMS express mail |
CP...IL |
Parcel post |
RA...IL |
Registered airmail |
EA...IL |
EMS airmail |
| 10-digit number | Domestic parcel |
Notes
- Uses Puppeteer with real system Google Chrome to bypass Israel Post's Radware bot protection
- Each run uses a fresh random Chrome profile
- Takes approximately 10-15 seconds per tracking lookup
- If bot protection triggers, wait a few minutes before retrying
Best Practices
- Always verify the tracking number format before running the script to avoid unnecessary Chrome launches
- Use monitor mode with descriptive names for packages to easily identify them in notifications
- Space out tracking requests by a few minutes to avoid triggering bot protection
- Set up a cron job or scheduled task for automatic monitoring rather than manual checks
- Keep the state file backed up if tracking important shipments long-term
Avoid
- Do not run the script in rapid succession as it may trigger bot protection
- Do not use in environments without a GUI (pure headless servers) since it requires real Chrome
- Do not share the state file between different machines as paths may differ
- Do not rely on this for time-critical deliveries as data may be delayed 24-48 hours for international packages
Try These Prompts
Track a package
Track my Israel Post package RR123456789IL and tell me its current status and location.
Set up package monitoring
Set up monitoring for my package EM987654321IL named 'Amazon order' and notify me on WhatsApp at +972501234567 when the status changes.
Check all monitored packages
Check all my monitored Israel Post packages and let me know if any status has changed.
Check if package is in customs
Track my international package CP123456789IL and tell me if it is stuck in customs.
Metadata
GitHub:israel-post-tracking
version:1.1.0
installs:0
views:0
reviews:0 (0.0)
Created:March 9, 2026
Updated:March 11, 2026
Supported Agents
Claude Code
Tags
package-trackingisrael-postdelivery-statuswhatsapp-notificationsshipping
Security Analysis
58/100
Trust Score
Code Quality65
Permissions55
Data Handling60
Publisher Reputation35
Maintenance50
Documentation85
Pending reviewv13/9/2026
Checks Performed
Snyk Agent Scan (Not scanned)
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Skill spec validation
Tool permission scope analysis
Content pattern scanning
GitHub repository verification
Code quality assessment
Maintenance activity check
License verification
Risk Factors
Quality Score
57Architecture60
Maintainability55
Content75
Spec Compliance50
Community45
Effectiveness
Skill TypeWorkflow
Portability Score13
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