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"HTML5" matching MCP tools:

  • Upload and create Google Ad Manager creative asset files — images, HTML5, video, audio, and companion ads. Bulk upload, compress, and manage assets.
    MIT
  • Generate frontend form code in HTML5, React, Next.js, Vue, Tailwind, or curl that sends submissions to any recipient email, with zero API keys required.
    MIT
  • Compiles plain-English Rosh code into a runnable HTML5 canvas, Phaser, or Three.js page without requiring an API key.
    MIT

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  • Teaches AI to write HTML email that renders in Outlook, Gmail, and Apple Mail. 19 rules, 6 comps.

  • Create sandboxed public-unlisted or access-key-protected HTML previews through a remote MCP server.

  • Show, hide, or update an HTML5 graphics overlay on a video production using a graphic template ID and data bindings.
    Apache 2.0
  • Drag one element onto another (press, move, release) using UIDs from the same snapshot. Works for native HTML5 drag-and-drop and mouse-driven sortable lists, with manual fallback via click_at and press_key if needed.
    MIT
  • Download one public video or audio URL, then run the full local pipeline: transcript, keyframes, OCR, timestamps, optional diarization. Repeat calls reuse the stored job without re-downloading.
    MIT
  • List all rule categories in the HTML Email Playbook with one-line descriptions and page counts, covering structure, compatibility, production, and AI generation.
    MIT
  • Drag an element from a source CSS selector to a target selector to simulate HTML5 drag-and-drop and trigger drop events for testing UI interactions.
    MIT
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  • Move sliders, resize handles, select text, or reorder lists by simulating native mouse events. Works for CSS-driven interactions via CDP.
    MIT
  • Drag an element to a target using ref IDs from a browser snapshot, with human-like mouse movement and fallback for HTML5 drag-and-drop compatibility.
    Apache 2.0
  • List reusable email components with metadata: subcategory, description, Outlook VML requirement, and responsiveness. Use this to discover components before calling get_component.
    MIT
  • Retrieve HTML content of a specific element and its children using a CSS selector. Control whether to get outer or inner HTML and limit depth for shallow inspection. Ideal for observing live HMR updates in Vite dev server.
    MIT
  • Check form validation state for a form or its elements. Returns validity details per element, including missing values, type mismatches, and pattern mismatches.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve the full text of an academic paper by its title, with fallback to abstract if full text is unavailable. Returns JSON including title, abstract, TLDR, and full text length.
    MIT
  • Retrieve complete rule pages for a chosen category from the HTML email playbook, including titles, explanations, and HTML/CSS code examples to teach patterns for specific concerns like responsive layout or email client compatibility.
    MIT
  • Automatically detect and test HTML5 form validation rules including required fields, patterns, and length constraints. Outputs a detailed validation report per field.
    MIT
  • Drag UI elements that require real mouse events (not HTML5 drag). Specify source via ref or coordinates, and destination coordinates.
    MIT