Feature request: wrap python3, firecrawl, and node — highest-volume unwrapped commands

Context

Ran rtk discover against 30 days / ~13k Bash commands. Output flagged these as the top unwrapped commands by frequency:

Command	Count (30d)
python3	423
firecrawl search / firecrawl scrape	141 + 134 = 275
node	111
sed	86
osascript	85
jq	62

grep -q "type":"result" ..., ps aux, and du -sh ... also show up frequently in rtk gain --failures as parse failures that fall back to raw execution (99.9% recovery rate, so not breaking anything — just not getting optimized).

Request

Requesting wrapper support (or parse-failure fixes) for the top 3 by volume, roughly in priority order:

1. python3 — highest count by far (423/30d). Output shape varies a lot by script; even a generic "cap output, elide repeated stack frames" wrapper would likely help more than a fully-parsed one.
2. firecrawl search / firecrawl scrape — high, consistent volume (275/30d combined) with a predictable JSON/markdown output shape that seems well-suited to a dedicated rtk firecrawl wrapper.
3. node — 111/30d, mostly version checks and script runs; likely lower effort than python3 given more uniform invocation patterns.

Happy to share anonymized example output for any of these if useful for building the wrapper.

Filed via rtk discover's own suggestion prompt ("open an issue?").