ChromeDevTools/chrome-devtools-mcp

This is the Chrome DevTools team shipping an MCP server so coding agents can drive a real browser session — not a headless Puppeteer hack, not a third-party wrapper, but the actual DevTools protocol exposed as model-callable tools. That provenance matters: when the team that owns the protocol also ships the MCP integration, you get the full surface area, not the subset some indie wrapper chose to expose. Concretely, an agent can inspect the DOM, read console errors, profile network requests, and manipulate a live page without a human touching the browser. For anyone building AI coding assistants, test-writing agents, or automated QA pipelines, this is the missing piece that makes browser interaction actually reliable. The repo is early and the docs are thin, but the upstream ownership is the real differentiator here. -> Best for: AI engineer building coding agents or automated browser testing pipelines