"Cargo Doc" matching MCP servers:

Smart Doc MCP Server that enables AI agents to read web pages (with or without browser, supporting login and SPA) and perform OCR on clipboard images.

MCP server that turns web pages into clean Markdown, keeping tables, code blocks, and images intact. Agents can fetch pages, save docs to your project or a global library, and crawl whole doc sites.

Enables QA to interactively inspect DOM elements in a visible browser, generate resilient Robot Framework locators and Page Objects, and validate selectors via natural language.

A local-first MCP server for web search and documentation fetching, providing free DuckDuckGo search, URL-to-markdown conversion, and library docs from npm, PyPI, crates.io, Go, and GitHub with caching.

Drives a real Chromium browser to extract a page's DOM into compact Semantic JSON with Playwright-native locators, enabling AI agents to generate consistent, accurate Playwright tests.

Enables AI coding agents to generate LGPD-compliant cookie banners by detecting trackers in local projects, and to scan published sites for privacy violations, returning actionable results.

Enables extracting precise data from web pages by parsing the DOM with CSS selectors and returning structured JSON, while also offering tools to inspect page structure, discover candidate selectors, and verify them without loading full pages into context.

Enables AI agents to record and time-travel through DOM mutations, inspect and interact with live pages, capture screenshots, and diagnose UI disappearance or layout changes through a 34-tool MCP interface.

Enables LLMs to autonomously retrieve and explore web content by fetching pages and recursively following links to a specified depth, particularly useful for learning about topics from documentation.

It enables autonomous browsing clients to canonically compress rendered HTML into compact semantic trees, filter navigation traps, bind webform schemas, transform tables into typed records, and score interaction trajectories. Its tools operate locally over stdio with no runtime third-party requirements.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that scrapes, indexes, and searches documentation for third-party software libraries and packages, supporting versioning and hybrid search.

Enables real-time browser control and DOM interaction through a Chrome extension bridge, supporting navigation, snapshots, clicks, screenshots, and JavaScript execution.

Provides live web and document intelligence, including search, company news, scraping, crawling, structured extraction, document parsing, brand intelligence, screenshots, website monitoring, and batch jobs.

Enables local coding agents to send prompts to a user-authorized ChatGPT webpage through a browser extension and retrieve the final answer via MCP.

Enables autonomous web agents to prune raw HTML into accessibility-friendly semantic trees with 80%+ token reduction, auto-map form input schemas, convert HTML/Markdown tables into type-inferred JSON records, and score agent execution trajectories. Runs as a zero-dependency, stdlib-only MCP stdio server for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf.

Gives Claude the ability to inspect and extract UI components from any webpage through a Chrome extension, enabling element discovery, style extraction, and design token analysis.

Provides a JSON-RPC computer use runtime for macOS, exposing 7 MCP tools (observe/act/inspect/session/cancel/trace) as image content blocks so external agents like Claude Code, Pi, OpenCode, or Codex CLI can capture screenshots and drive the desktop with clicks, keys, and typing while enforcing session locking, stale-frame protection, and trace redaction server-side.

Enables local agents to discover and download videos from current browser pages, manage download tasks, and retrieve progress and results via MCP.

Provides a single tool to consult SEFAZ PE DEC Caixa Postal data from an official source, using prepaid credits and magic-link authentication.

A Puppeteer-based server designed for remote debugging, E2E testing, and DOM inspection of frontend applications. It allows users to interact with page elements, capture screenshots, monitor network traffic, and execute JavaScript directly within a browser environment.