Check the current connection state of the BabylonJS inspector. Returns whether a browser is connected, the engine type, rendering capabilities, and which tool categories are available.

Inspect the BabylonJS scene. Use 'summary' for an overview, 'full' for complete scene graph, or drill into specific categories: meshes, mesh_detail, materials, material_detail, cameras, lights, animations, textures, physics, post_processing, performance, scene_tree, webgl_errors. Use 'target' for specific items and 'filter' for glob-based name filtering.

Execute a JavaScript function against the BabylonJS scene. The function receives (scene, engine, BABYLON) as arguments. Return values are serialized to JSON. Use this for custom queries or operations not covered by other tools.

Capture one or more screenshots of the BabylonJS scene. Supports multiple preset camera angles, depth maps, and custom camera positions. Screenshots are saved to the tmp/ directory and file paths are returned. Only available when a browser with rendering is connected.

Capture a WebGL frame using Spector.js for low-level rendering inspection. Returns draw call count, shader source code, WebGL state, texture bindings, and performance data. Only available when a browser with WebGL is connected.