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      Enables AI assistants to control and inspect a live Chrome browser for automated web debugging, performance analysis, and Lighthouse audits. It allows agents to capture screenshots, monitor network requests, and measure Core Web Vitals using plain-English prompts.
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      Enables AI agents to browse, click, and debug real websites in the user's own signed-in browser or a dedicated Chrome instance, with only explicitly shared tabs reachable and revocable at any time. Exposes the full developer toolbox — console, network, sources, debugger, elements, performance and CPU/memory profiling, storage, service workers, coverage, emulation, accessibility, security, Lighthouse, and Playwright-test recording — as first-class tools callable in one step.
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      Enables agents to inspect and drive Electron or Chrome/Chromium apps via the Chrome DevTools Protocol, exposing DOM snapshots, console logs, network requests, and gated interactions like clicking, typing, and navigating.
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      Gives agents an autonomous browser that takes a single goal-level call and drives a real Chrome step by step, returning a verified result or a concrete question instead of guessing. It keeps passwords out of prompts, requires approval before buy/pay/delete actions, and detects login walls and bot challenges.
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      Enables AI coding agents to see, measure, and verify web pages through a real Chrome browser, including screenshots, responsive layout and accessibility audits, pixel diffing against baselines, secure logins, and deployed-fix verification.
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