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fix grammar errors & typos (#2493)

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Shuchang Zheng
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## TL;DR
* Use key words “complete” or “terminate” to let Skyvern know when the task is done or should be ended, respectively
* Be specific when prompting, write as if you are talking to a seven year old. Verbosity is your friend.
* Be specific when prompting; write as if you are speaking to a seven‑year‑old; verbosity is your friend.
* Ensure your problem is formatted as a single clearly defined goal with guardrails
* For instance, “generate an insurance quote” will be more successful than a sequence like “generate multiple insurance quotes and compare them to find the best option”
* Add guardrails like “close cookie dialogs” to instruct Skyvern when it encounters unexpected obstacles
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Have a very clear idea of the problem you’re trying to have Skyvern solve. Ask yourself:
What is the my goal? Can I describe it very clearly so Skyvern knows I've accomplished my goal?
What is my goal? Can I describe it very clearly so Skyvern knows I've accomplished my goal?
Does the site have anything that might derail Skyvern, like captchas, cookie dialogs, or pop-ups?

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More API & SDK information can be found in the [API Reference](/api-reference) section.
### Run Task Locally
You can also run browser tasks locally in your python code but it takes a bit more effort to set up the environment:
You can also run browser tasks locally in your Python code, though it takes a bit more effort to set up the environment:
1. **Configure Skyvern** Run the setup wizard which will guide you through the configuration process, including Skyvern [MCP](/integrations/mcp) integration. This will generate a `.env` as the configuration settings file.
```bash

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## Retrieving insurance quotes from insurance providers in any language
Skyvern can navigate complex multi-part forms and fill out forms in any language
Skyvern can navigate complex multi-part forms and fill them out in any language
[💡 See it for yourself](https://app.skyvern.com/create/geico)
<p align="center">