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  • Retrieves browser console logs (errors, warnings, GM_log) to diagnose script runtime errors after reload. Saves full log to .customaise/console-context.json, or returns inline without a file.
    MIT
  • Fetch recent Unity console logs filtered by level, keyword, or time range. Inspect runtime messages, warnings, and errors to diagnose issues; compile errors are handled separately.
    MIT
  • Inspect a specific network request by its requestId to see redacted headers, status, timing, and optional response body. Use after listing network logs to diagnose issues.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create a console watermark that records the current timestamp. Use the returned mark ID to fetch only logs generated after that moment.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve console logs from a Chrome tab to debug errors, monitor health, and inspect exceptions. Filter by severity and clear after retrieval.
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  • Retrieve browser console logs from Webvizio tasks when the task prompt lacks sufficient information for execution, providing additional context to complete development tasks.
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  • Retrieve Bult service logs with cursor-based pagination to debug failed deployments, build errors, runtime issues, and cloud hosting status.
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  • Retrieve and filter browser console logs during automation testing to identify errors, warnings, and debug information with search and limit options.
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  • Poll, read, and acknowledge messages from a shared inbox for Cursor agents to coordinate and exchange information without network dependencies.
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  • Run batch console operations (send commands, wait for output, read responses, send keystrokes) on GNS3 network nodes for initial setup or when SSH is not available.
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  • Clear console, JS errors, and network logs to reset browser state before navigating to a new page, ensuring fresh data in subsequent inspections.
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  • 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.
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  • Export all captured network requests as a HAR 1.2 document for import into Chrome DevTools or Charles. Use to inspect full network activity including failures and high-status requests.
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  • Extract specific failing network, console, mutation, interaction, or navigation events from a recorded browser session using category filters to surgically isolate errors without overwhelming your context.
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