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    Analyzes websites like a senior performance engineer and produces prioritized Core Web Vitals recommendations. Provides 16 tools for detailed performance analysis, including Lighthouse, CrUX, WordPress and Cloudflare inspections.
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    Enables reading and managing WordPress sites via the WP REST API, including posts, pages, media, taxonomies, users, and arbitrary REST endpoints, with optional authenticated write operations.
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    Enables AI agents to securely control a user's existing Chrome profile locally, providing typed browser actions, form and editor support, WordPress workflows, terminal automation, and Figma inspection with policy-based authorization and redacted auditing.
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    Enables browser-based AI agents to interact with a WordPress site through WebMCP-registered tools, allowing them to read, search, navigate, and optionally create or modify content, taxonomies, comments, and user data via the WordPress REST API.
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    Free, open-source desktop SEO crawler with a built-in MCP server. 250 technical SEO, GEO and AI-search checks across 23 areas, run locally; MCP tools list crawls, inspect issues, run Lighthouse, check AI-crawler access, and apply confirmation-gated WordPress fixes with rollback.
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    Enables coding agents to work inside a live WordPress Elementor editor tab: reading the canvas skeleton and element settings, creating/updating/moving/deleting elements through Elementor's own command API as single undo steps, taking pixel-accurate screenshots, running design lint, and receiving prompts the user types in the editor with Alt+Space. A ghost cursor and overlay let you follow along, and nothing touches the database directly.
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