web-debug-mcp
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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct step in the web debugging workflow: sessions, browser actions, breakpoints, evaluate, replay, reproduction, and verification. Even related tools like repro_record and fix_verify are clearly separated by their record/verify roles, and debug_control vs browser_action are unambiguous.
All names follow a uniform 'web_<domain>_<action>' snake_case pattern, with the action being a verb (start, close, record, verify). The only mild exception is web_session_status and web_browser_action, but both still fit the scheme as noun-as-verb conventions, so the set feels highly predictable.
At 13 tools, the set is appropriately scoped for a comprehensive web debugging suite. Each tool fills a distinct role and there is no redundant overlap or fluff that would justify trimming or expanding.
The tool surface covers the core debugging lifecycle: record, capture, start/stop sessions, interact, set breakpoints, jump, edit live state, and verify. Minor omissions like remove breakpoint, pause on exceptions, or network inspection leave small gaps, but the main workstreams (reproduce, debug, fix, verify) are all represented.