"Tools and Techniques for Debugging UI in Web Development" matching MCP servers:

• Development Tools MCP Server

  code-alchemist01

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  Provides comprehensive code analysis (quality, complexity, linting, dependencies, security) and web scraping capabilities (static/dynamic content, API discovery) for development workflows.

  Last updated 4 months ago

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• MCP Web Tools

  SayreBlades

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  Provides local web search and content fetching capabilities for AI assistants, enabling them to search DuckDuckGo and extract clean text from web pages. All requests originate from the user's machine to ensure direct network control and bypass external proxies.

  Last updated 4 months ago

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• MCP Web Tools Server

  JoaoPedroLanca

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  Provides web connectivity tools for searching the web via DuckDuckGo or SerpAPI, fetching URL content, and extracting readable text from web pages.

  Last updated 5 months ago

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• UX/UI Tools for React +

  MarcusViniciusBarcelos

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  Provides AI-powered tools to apply UX/UI best practices, Nielsen's heuristics, cognitive biases, and Material-UI patterns to React components. Enables automated application of responsive design, Apple design patterns, and complete UX guidelines through natural language commands.

  Last updated 5 months ago

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• gdb and rr Debugging

  schuay

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  MCP server that exposes GDB debugging as tools. An AI assistant can set breakpoints, run programs, step through code, inspect variables and memory, and examine registers — all via structured tool calls. Reverse debugging with rr is also supported.

  Last updated 12 days ago

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• Web Development Agent

  shark-bot-0118

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  An MCP server that automatically generates static websites from natural language instructions, creating Next.js-based sites with optional automatic deployment to AWS S3.

  Last updated 9 months ago