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"Understanding How to Use a Browser" matching MCP tools:

  • Analyzes Apple API relationships to reveal inheritance, protocol conformances, and recommended alternatives for understanding how APIs work together.
    MIT
  • Analyze API relationships to discover inheritance, protocol conformances, and Apple's recommended alternatives for understanding how APIs work together.
    Apache 2.0
  • Launch a persistent browser session that remains active across automation steps, preserving cookies, tabs, and page state until explicitly closed.
    MIT
  • Navigate the browser to a specified URL, adding https:// automatically if needed, and wait for the page load to finish.
    MIT
  • Capture the active browser tab as a PNG screenshot, HTML source, or PDF file. Persist the current page to a local file for archival or further processing.
    MIT

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  • Launch a persistent SeleniumBase browser session via CDP for automation workflows. Required before using interaction tools, preserving state across sessions.
    MIT
  • Navigate the browser to a specified URL, adding https:// if missing, and wait for navigation to complete before returning.
    MIT
  • Get or set keys in localStorage or sessionStorage on the current page origin. Use to inspect or modify web storage values during browser automation.
    MIT
  • Save the current browser page to a local file as a screenshot, HTML, or PDF. Choose format and filename for a persistent copy of the active tab.
    MIT
  • Close the active browser session after automation finishes to release resources and clear tabs, cookies, and history. Safe to call even when no session exists.
    MIT
  • Retrieve current browser session and page metadata: URL, title, origin, and user agent. Use it to confirm where the browser is after navigation, clicks, redirects, or tab switches without altering the page.
    MIT
  • Close the currently active browser session and free up resources like tabs, cookies, and history. Safe to call when no session is open.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current browser session's page URL, title, origin, and user agent to confirm the page state after navigation or actions.
    MIT
  • List, open, switch, or close browser tabs. Use list_tabs to get current indexes for switching or closing.
    MIT
  • Inspect, clear, save, or load browser cookies to manage session state, preserve logins between runs, or reset website state during testing.
    MIT
  • Reconstruct memory state at a past timestamp to run semantic search queries. Understand how agent context evolved over time.
    MIT
  • Observe the live browser window as a user sees it, including tabs, address bar, page, and pointer. Monitor work without interacting; returns idle state when no browser is open.
    MIT
  • Map a composition's nested precomps, parenting chains, track mattes, and expression references before editing to understand how it is built. Read-only.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a direct .torrent file download URL from a torrent info_hash for browser or client use when a magnet link is not preferred.
    MIT
  • Lint a local game project for Gamealia SDK integration and listing rules, returning pass/warn/fail per check with fixes and file:line. Run it after SDK integration and before browser autotesting.
    MIT