chrome-tools-MCP
Chrome Tools MCP Server provides a suite of tools for remote interaction with Google Chrome through the DevTools Protocol. It allows users to manage Chrome tabs and perform actions like executing scripts and capturing network events. A notable feature is its ability to optimize screenshots for AI consumption.
What is the primary use of the Chrome Tools MCP Server?
The server is used for remote control of Chrome tabs, allowing for actions such as executing JavaScript, capturing screenshots, and monitoring network traffic.
How can I install the Chrome Tools MCP Server?
You can install it using npm with the command: npm install @nicholmikey/chrome-tools.
What are the supported platforms for setting up the server?
The server can be set up on Windows, Mac, Linux, WSL, and Docker.
How do I enable remote debugging in Chrome?
Launch Chrome with the --remote-debugging-port=9222 flag to enable remote debugging.
What image formats are supported for screenshots?
Screenshots can be initially captured in JPEG or PNG, but are optimized to WebP with a PNG fallback.