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  • Retrieve Bult service logs with cursor-based pagination to debug failed deployments, build errors, runtime issues, and cloud hosting status.
    MIT
  • Retrieve intercepted HTTP/REST requests and WebSocket frames from network activity cache, with filtering options to debug network issues and audit API calls.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the complete details of a bug report including description, console logs, network requests, screenshot URL, classification stages, and fix history.
    MIT
  • Retrieve cached console messages from a Chrome tab for debugging script errors, monitoring page health, and inspecting exception traces. Optionally filter by severity level or clear the cache.
    MIT

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  • Transform any blog post or article URL into ready-to-post social media content for Twitter/X threads, LinkedIn posts, Instagram captions, Facebook posts, and email newsletters. Pay-per-event: $0.07 for all 5 platforms, $0.03 for single platform.

  • Render HTML and CSS to PNG images over HTTP. Send HTML and CSS and get a PNG back.

  • Retrieve browser console logs from Webvizio tasks when the task prompt lacks sufficient information for execution, providing additional context to complete development tasks.
    MIT
  • Reads console logs from a React Native app via Metro CDP debugger. Auto-discovers the debugger URL or accepts a given one. Optionally saves logs to a file for bug evidence.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a single annotation with its page, target element, DOM context, and console/network diagnostics for bug reproduction.
    MIT
  • Retrieve buffered console logs from a monitored browser tab. Filter results by timestamp or log level to analyze errors and messages.
    MIT
  • Poll, read, and acknowledge messages from a shared inbox for Cursor agents to coordinate and exchange information without network dependencies.
    MIT
  • Retrieve browser console logs with filtering by type, text search, and time range. Choose grouped output to see deduplicated lines with counts or raw chronological format.
    MIT
  • Capture a snapshot of the current page state (DOM, screenshot, network, console, perceptual hash) and write it to a bundle directory for evidence collection.
    MIT
  • Clear console, JS errors, and network logs to reset browser state before navigating to a new page, ensuring fresh data in subsequent inspections.
    MIT
  • Snapshots the current Chrome tab to capture console errors, network failures, CORS blocks, and auth failures in one poll, returning findings for inspection during active development.
    MIT
  • Export all captured network requests as a HAR 1.2 document for import into Chrome DevTools or Charles.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent unified logs from server and browser. Filter by source, stream, grep, and tail incrementally with sinceSeq.
    MIT
  • Execute a sequence of browser actions (navigate, click, type) and automatically capture console errors, network activity, and server logs to reproduce and correlate issues in one shot.
    MIT