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  • Retrieve the version of the embedded PlantUML library (TeaVM JS build). Use this to verify the exact PlantUML release powering diagram generation.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Validate PlantUML diagram syntax before rendering. Get a clear valid/invalid result, diagram type, line count, warnings, and precise error details with line number when syntax fails.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Renders PlantUML source into a deterministic SVG, reporting validity, diagram type, and line count. On syntax errors, returns the exact line number, message, and context for quick debugging.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Trace how a PlantUML diagram is parsed line by line, receiving a JSON breakdown with source lines, human-readable explanations, and line numbers to debug or learn PlantUML syntax.
    LGPL 3.0
  • Removes a code breakpoint, XHR/Fetch breakpoint, or all MCP-managed breakpoints after confirmation. Use breakpointId or URL pattern to target; removal does not resume a paused page.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Clear captured HTTP(S) request history and cached response bodies for a clean network capture window. Use before reproducing an action to get fresh evidence, while leaving cookies and browser state untouched.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive

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  • Perform one verified, auditable click on a known button or link in the selected frame via CSS selector. Confirmation required to authorize navigation, submission, or external side effects.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Inspect the paused call stack, source locations, and variable scopes at a breakpoint or explicit pause to understand where execution stopped and access local values.
    Apache 2.0
  • Inspect captured WebSocket connections and frame payloads to debug live-update, push, streaming, or realtime message flows. Group frames by payload pattern to identify message types.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve captured console messages and uncaught errors from the current page to diagnose runtime issues. Filter by message type, paginate, or use a stable ID for focused inspection.
    Apache 2.0
  • Open a URL in a separate browser tab, preserving the current page and existing cookies, storage, and cache. Use this to keep the selected page intact while making the new tab the target for subsequent debugging actions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Locate JavaScript functions, endpoints, string literals, or code patterns in loaded external, inline, and minified sources without executing or pausing the page, returning precise line numbers.
    Apache 2.0
  • List open browser tabs or pick one as the active target for later debugging tools. Pass a page index to switch the selection, or omit it to view available pages without changing the current choice.
    Apache 2.0
  • Set a breakpoint directly from a distinctive source code snippet and inspect runtime values at the paused execution. Use URL or occurrence filters to disambiguate when the text matches multiple scripts.
    Apache 2.0
  • Clear cookies, persistent storage, and sessionStorage for the selected page's frames to create a clean replay environment before state-dependent flows like login or session initialization. Requires explicit confirmation to proceed.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Run a focused JavaScript function to inspect DOM state, web storage, page globals, or process a local file during browser debugging.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Read the code near a match, paused location, or statement without running or pausing the page. Select by URL to resolve reliably after navigation, or scriptId for inline/eval; use line ranges or offset/length for minified code.
    Apache 2.0
  • Inspect captured HTTP(S) traffic for the current page, filter requests by method or URL, trace cookie-set responses, and export request/response details for replay or signing.
    Apache 2.0
  • List all GitHub Copilot seat assignments in an organization to track user access, including assignee details, access source, and last activity. Requires org owner permissions.
    MIT
  • Set a URL-substring breakpoint on future XHR/Fetch requests to inspect request arguments, local variables, and payload construction. Set before reproducing the action, then step or resume.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve all current code and XHR/Fetch breakpoints to prepare for cleanup or action reproduction. Returns breakpoint IDs and exact URL patterns needed for precise removal.
    Apache 2.0