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"PWA" matching MCP tools:

  • Audits mobile user experience: checks viewport, zoom disable, tap target sizes, form input types, font-size iOS bug, PWA features, intrusive interstitials, responsive images, and horizontal overflow.
    MIT
  • Run a Lighthouse audit on any URL to get accessibility, best practices, performance, PWA, and SEO scores. Filter categories, emulate mobile or desktop, and set budgets.
    Server Side Public , v 1
  • Set a breakpoint in a ZEsarUX emulator slot using a raw expression or compiled from type and address. Optionally configure action and pass count to control debugging.
    MIT
  • Print the current working directory as JSON to identify the active directory context before file operations.
    MIT

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    An MCP server that lets AI agents directly inspect and interact with live, logged-in browsers to debug PWAs and modern web apps, including framework state, stores, service workers, and caches.
    MIT

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  • Search pwa.directory, submit a progressive web app, and get a payment link a human pays.

  • Catalogue agent for César Yagüe's silent moving-image works, intuitively crafted, never generated. Search the catalogue, read a work in full with its curatorial capsule, rank works on a measured axis, get recommendations for a described space, and open an enquiry with the studio. No authentication.

  • Saves an inline SVG as a complete asset bundle including master.svg, favicons, PWA icons, and app icon sets for multiple platforms, with validation against the original svg_brief.
    MIT
  • Audits any open Safari page for iOS Add to Home Screen/PWA readiness, checking manifest, icons, theme-color, and splash screens. Returns a pass/total checklist to identify missing setup.
    MIT
  • Export a 1024² master PNG into iOS AppIconSet, Android adaptive icons, PWA maskable icons, visionOS parallax, Flutter launcher, and favicon set. Runs locally via sharp, no API key required.
    MIT
  • Understand an existing app by detecting its frameworks, language, dependencies, capabilities, and issues. Use it first before fixing or extending any codebase to get a clear overview.
    MIT
  • Audit a URL with Lighthouse to get performance, accessibility, best-practices, and SEO scores. Choose mobile or desktop form factor and save the JSON report.
    MIT
  • Search stored coding-agent sessions by text, with filters for agent, scope, and boolean logic; sort by relevance, date, or meaning, and redact secrets.
    MIT
  • List all installed applications with their type, status, and settings. Use this to review and manage your storefront's apps.
    MIT
  • Generate platform-specific app icons (iOS AppIconSet, Android adaptive, PWA maskable, visionOS) from a brief. Choose inline SVG, external prompt, or API mode. Optionally emit iOS 18 dark and tinted variants.
    MIT
  • Generate splash screen bundles for iOS, Android, and PWA from a brand mark SVG. Choose external prompt or API mode to composite the mark onto a background color and output platform-specific assets.
    MIT
  • Retrieve an installed app by its type code to check availability and details. Returns null if the app is not installed.
    MIT
  • Generate a complete favicon bundle (PNGs, SVGs, apple-touch, PWA icons) from a brief. Use inline_svg mode for simple glyph marks legible at 16×16. Includes dark mode variant and HTML link snippet.
    MIT