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MCPChromeDevTools
chrome-devtools-mcp
Hands Chrome DevTools to an agent: network, console, performance, screenshots. The agent does not just click, it sees why a page is slow or broken.
Who it is for
For front-end developers who want an agent to debug and profile pages.
How to start
- Add the server to your MCP client config: command
npx, args-yandchrome-devtools-mcp@latest. - For basic browser tasks add the
--slim --headlessflags. - Give the agent the first prompt from the Your first prompt section of the README.
Steps are taken from the README. Check the current version in the repository before running them.
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Chrome DevTools for coding agents
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