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"Tools or platforms to browse and interact with web pages" matching MCP tools:
- Browse, scrape, and capture web pages with proxy rotation, JavaScript rendering, and anti-bot bypass.MIT
- List the snippets of a documentation version with their slug, content and how many pages use each one. Use this to browse snippets or find an id; to create, change or delete one use manage_doc_snippet. Requires project context.MIT
- Open the ClawMem Console to browse, search, and manage stored memories via a web interface.MIT
- Browse PlayStation Store's all-games grid with pagination. Get per-item prices, platforms, media, and filter facets by region and language.MIT
- Browse a PlayStation Store category grid by UUID to get prices, platforms, media, and filter counts; pass a page number to see more results.MIT
- List staff members with name, title, and staff number. Browse the team or find an exact staff name for use in other tools.MIT
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- Describe web page actions in natural language to automate clicking, typing, and navigation.MIT
- Browse documentation pages with paths, titles, descriptions, and modified dates, and filter by path prefix to explore structure before searching.MIT
- Search the web to find relevant web pages on any topic. Returns titles, URLs, snippets, and relevance scores.MIT
- Extract clean content from multiple web pages simultaneously to compare information across sources or gather data from several pages at once.Apache 2.0
- Interact with Android app UI by tapping, inputting text, or scrolling using accessibility selectors or coordinates.MITDestructive
- Retrieve technographic tags to filter businesses by web technologies like CMS or analytics tools. Optionally narrow results with a keyword.MIT
- Browse the agent-to-agent tool marketplace to discover tools built and published by other agents. Filter by layer, status, and page to find specific tools.Apache 2.0
- Extract structured data from web pages by supplying URLs and a prompt, with options for web search and retries.MIT
- Delegate a task or question to a remote agent with tools for smart home, WhatsApp, Google Workspace, web browsing, and cron jobs. Progress updates stream live; optional session id preserves context.MIT
- Browse published pages from your Ghost blog to display static content or build site navigation. Retrieve paginated results with optional filters.ISC
- Browse and filter 670+ cybersecurity tools by module, install method, or installed status to find available options before installing or checking.MIT
- List pages in a space to browse its structure or find a page ID. Optionally specify a parent page to list only its direct children.AGPL 3.0
- Retrieve and extract clean text from web pages and PDFs, including JavaScript-rendered content, with automatic fallback to alternative extraction methods.MIT
- Lists all configured ad accounts with IDs, names, and supported platforms. Call it first to find the client_id needed for other analytics tools.MIT
- Fetch public web pages as markdown or raw text with robots.txt and private-address safeguards; paginate long pages using a start index.MIT