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"A tool for inspecting website DOM and CSS." matching MCP tools:

  • Click a visible DOM element by CSS selector to trigger click handlers, form submissions, or navigation in Chrome.
    MIT
  • Wait for a CSS selector element to appear in the DOM after an action. Configurable timeout up to 10 seconds returns the element's text content.
    MIT
  • Execute custom JavaScript against the current page's parsed DOM and get the JSON-stringified result, enabling direct manipulation and inspection when CSS selectors are insufficient.
    Apache 2.0
  • Remove a DOM element using a CSS selector, permanently deleting it from the live page. Returns a status of 'ok' or 'error' to confirm success.
    MIT
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  • Inspect a local web page by capturing a screenshot, console errors, and a DOM snapshot with CSS classes to debug layout, responsive breakpoints, and hydration issues.
    MIT

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    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.
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    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.
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  • Query the DOM using CSS selectors or XPath to locate elements across all frames, returning their IDs, text, and bounding boxes for direct interaction.
    MIT
  • Extract HTML, text, and DOM structure from any webpage for content analysis, selector discovery, or pre-capture validation. Scope extraction with an optional CSS selector.
    MIT
  • Get the actual rendered HTML from the live DOM, ideal for single-page apps or custom components when snapshots are incomplete. Optionally target a specific element with a CSS selector.
    MIT
  • Focus a DOM element matching a CSS selector to prepare it for keyboard or assistive input. Returns a status indicating success or error, and triggers the element's focus event handlers.
    MIT
  • Fetch DOM elements by CSS selector or XPath. Returns tag, attributes, text, position, and a ref field for CSS results.
    MIT
  • Scan CSS code for Shadow DOM anti-patterns including descendant selectors piercing boundaries, ::slotted() misuse, invalid ::part() chaining, !important on tokens, unknown part names, and typo detection to catch mistakes before production.
    MIT
  • Checks CSS for dark mode anti-patterns in web components using Shadow DOM, identifying theme-scoped selectors that fail to style shadow internals and recommending CSS custom properties for theming.
    MIT
  • Resolves a CSS selector to DOM elements with absolute on-screen tap coordinates in embedded WebViews on a booted simulator. Enables precise UI automation by providing tapX/tapY from real DOM elements.
    MIT
  • Retrieve raw outerHTML of page elements using CSS selectors, or full page HTML. Inspect markup structure for SEO, accessibility, or DOM analysis.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Capture the current page's interactive elements and assign stable refs for automated interaction, replacing CSS selectors after DOM changes.
    MIT
  • Read web page structure and content, outputting as DOM, accessibility tree, CSS diagnostics, semantic summary, or clean Markdown for analysis.
    MIT
  • Inspect live browser pages to get rendered HTML, CSS cascade data, screenshots, and style comparisons. Verify what browsers actually render for accurate CSS debugging and development.
    MIT