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  • Start capturing browser console logs (console.log, console.error, console.warn) to monitor JavaScript output and debug web applications during automated browser sessions.
    MIT
  • Close a specific Chrome tab by its unique ID, unaffected by tab reordering, window changes, or index shifting. Use the tab ID from the get_tabs output for precise control.
    MIT
  • Focus a specific Chrome tab by its unique ID, bringing it to the front for active use. Requires the tab ID from get_tabs output, enabling precise tab control in the MCP Browser Tabs Server.
    MIT
  • Terminate a running Chrome instance and close debugging connections to clean up resources and end debugging sessions.
    MIT
  • Restart Chrome to reset browser state, apply proxy settings, or recover from crashes by stopping and restarting the managed Chrome instance with remote debugging enabled.
    MIT

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  • View and manage Heroku team memberships, access metadata, and verify enterprise relationships. Output team details in simplified text or detailed JSON format for app operations and membership verification.
    Apache 2.0
  • Navigate within web pages by scrolling pixel distances, viewport pages, or to specific elements using CSS selectors in Chrome debugging sessions.
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  • View pricing details and access instructions for AI-powered Oracle signals used in prediction markets. Pay $1 USDC to obtain a session token for querying market signals.
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  • List available Heroku pipelines, check ownership, access, organization, and configurations. Output data in JSON for enhanced visibility and integration.
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  • List and monitor Heroku app dynos to view running processes, check status, monitor health, and verify configurations. Supports JSON output for detailed process visibility.
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  • Update Chrome Web Store extension drafts by uploading ZIP files. This tool processes existing item updates through automated file submission.
    MIT
  • Create CDS or Classic Views in SAP systems. Initialize view objects for ABAP development, then use UpdateView to add DDL source code.
    MIT
  • Import Chrome cookies and authentication via CDP to create isolated Leapfrog profiles. Transfer real Google auth and logged-in sessions to AI agent browsers while keeping your actual browser session separate.
    MIT
  • Establish a debugging session by connecting to Chrome DevTools Protocol endpoints for Node.js, Chrome, or Edge to enable breakpoints, code stepping, and variable inspection.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve all open Google Chrome tabs with unique, persistent IDs for reliable identification and management. Output includes both display format and Tab ID for consistent operations via the MCP Browser Tabs Server.
    MIT
  • Fetch and save Google Street View images using location, coordinates, or panorama ID to create virtual tours and visualize streets and landmarks.
  • Analyze code dependencies and visualize relationships between symbols or classes to understand how components connect in your codebase.
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  • View and manage Heroku Private Spaces with detailed metadata, including CIDR blocks, regions, compliance features, and capacity. Supports JSON output for enterprise space management. Essential for administrators.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve edit history for a memory to track changes, view previous versions with timestamps, and understand how decisions or facts evolved over time.
    MIT
  • Locate the Chrome extension directory path to manually install browser extensions for automation testing and development purposes.
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  • Connect to a Chrome browser to access its accessibility tree for generating test selectors, performing audits, and reading element roles as a screen reader would.
    MIT
  • Cancel a pending Chrome Web Store submission to stop an item currently under review from being published.
    MIT
  • View and adjust lead scoring weights for titles, industries, and custom rules to configure how prospects are ranked and prioritized.
    MIT
  • Configure how media layers blend in stack view by setting compositing modes like over, add, or difference for visual comparison during review sessions.
    MIT
  • Open URLs in your preferred web browser. This tool launches web addresses in Firefox, Chrome, or your system's default browser, handling browser-specific configurations automatically.
    MIT
  • Adjust the canvas view to display all shapes at once, ensuring complete visibility of all elements in the tldraw-mcp visualization tool.
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  • Switch wipe mode on or off to compare A/B versions side-by-side in stack view for media review sessions.
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  • Connect to a running Chrome/Chromium instance with CDP enabled for browser automation and debugging.
  • Launch a Chrome/Chromium browser with Chrome DevTools Protocol enabled for browser automation, creating an isolated profile directory for testing and development.
  • Scan Laravel Blade templates for XSS vulnerabilities by detecting unescaped output, raw user input rendering, and unsafe PHP echo statements in view files.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve configuration details for ComfyUI workflow nodes, including inputs, outputs, and functionality, to understand how to properly set up nodes in automation pipelines.
    MIT
  • Launch Chrome browser with stealth mode to access Suno AI for music generation, supporting headless operation for automation workflows.
    MIT
  • Publish Chrome Web Store extensions with options for immediate release, staged rollouts, or skipping review when eligible.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent console logs and error stack traces from deployed functions to monitor execution and debug issues in your project.
    MIT
  • View previously generated images from the output directory to manage and access your created content.