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"Network Requests" matching MCP tools:

  • Analyze network requests from VibeCheck bug reports. Identify failed requests with response bodies and slow requests sorted by duration.
    MIT
  • Monitor and manage network requests with actions to list, get details, search, enable/disable monitoring, and set throttling conditions.
    MIT
  • Monitor browser network requests for a specified duration, filtered by URL pattern. Use to capture and analyze network activity during development.
    MIT
  • Monitor fetch and XHR network requests: start/stop logging, retrieve captured requests, and filter by URL for analysis.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Signed agent discovery, security attestations, paid work, and verified settlement reputation.

  • Deploy and manage Edge Network cloud: sites, VMs, storage, DNS, Shield, Assist. Agent self-signup.

  • Analyze network traffic and API calls for a specific URL to monitor requests, identify issues, and examine headers.
    MIT
  • Audit API calls and debug network issues by retrieving intercepted HTTP/REST requests and WebSocket frames from Chrome's network cache, with filtering by URL, type, or payload.
    MIT
  • Inspect a specific network request by ID to retrieve headers, status, timing, and optional response body. Use after listing network logs to diagnose issues with individual requests.
    Apache 2.0
  • List network requests made since page load. Filter by URL regex, include static resources, or save to file. Combine with browser_network_request for full request details.
    Apache 2.0
  • Capture and analyze network requests during browser automation to monitor resource loading and API calls for web scraping, testing, or debugging purposes.
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  • Export captured network traffic as a HAR 1.2 JSON file for analysis in Chrome DevTools or other compatible tools. Converts browser network requests to standard format while maintaining security by redacting sensitive headers.
    MIT
  • Export all captured network requests as a HAR 1.2 document for import into Chrome DevTools or Charles. Use to inspect full network activity including failures and high-status requests.
    MIT
  • Wait for network inactivity before proceeding. Returns when no network requests have occurred for a specified quiet period.
    MIT