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"Troubleshooting Frontend Webpage Errors" matching MCP tools:

  • Verify frontend code compliance by scanning for banned design patterns such as purple gradients, glassmorphism, and excessive shadows, returning errors and suggested fixes.
    MIT
  • Start a performance trace on a target webpage to identify frontend bottlenecks, Core Web Vitals issues, and page load slowdowns.
    MIT

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  • Read-only production error evidence for coding agents investigating failures.

  • Convert any public webpage to a PDF. Single narrow tool, not a bloated PDF toolkit.

  • Analyzes webpage, app, or mockup screenshots to extract design details for frontend implementation. Returns structured vision insights from the image.
    MIT
  • Search Real User Monitoring events to identify frontend errors, slow page loads, and analyze user sessions using query syntax like @type:error.
    MIT
  • Analyze the latest environment deployment to pinpoint errors and support troubleshooting.
    Apache 2.0
  • Revert the last action taken in the Splice frontend. Target a specific tab to undo operations within that session.
    MIT
  • Build a UI frontend for Aptos dApps by generating resources from frontend directories. Use this tool for guidance on developing dApp interfaces on the Aptos blockchain.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create TypeScript clients for frontend applications to interact with backend API endpoints, simplifying API integration and type-safe communication.
    MIT
  • Find and identify broken links on any webpage to improve site health and user experience.
    MIT
  • Validate your Cox Automotive API key works. Run this at session start to prevent authentication errors in other tools.
    MIT
  • Resolve and validate TLSA/DANE DNS records for a domain or port, detecting syntax errors and receiving best-practice advisories before publishing or troubleshooting DANE. Pair with SMTP TLS checks to verify certificate matches.
    MIT