browser
Browser automation via 70 tabz MCP tools. Use when taking screenshots, filling forms, debugging network requests, testing responsive design, or using text-to-speech notifications.
What this skill does
# TabzChrome Browser Automation
Control Chrome via MCP tools for screenshots, interaction, debugging, and notifications.
## Quick Start
Use mcp-cli to discover and call tools:
```bash
# Get tool schema (REQUIRED before calling)
mcp-cli info tabz/tabz_screenshot
# Call tool
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_screenshot '{}'
```
## Core Workflows
### Screenshot a Page
```bash
# Get current tab info
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_get_page_info '{}'
# Take screenshot
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_screenshot '{}'
# Returns file path - use Read tool to view
```
### Debug Network/API Issues
```bash
# 1. Enable capture BEFORE triggering action
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_enable_network_capture '{}'
# 2. Trigger the action on page
# 3. Get failed requests (status >= 400)
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_get_network_requests '{"statusMin": 400}'
# 4. Check console for JS errors
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_get_console_logs '{"level": "error"}'
```
### Test Responsive Design
```bash
# Emulate device
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_emulate_device '{"device": "iPhone 14"}'
# Take screenshot
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_screenshot '{}'
# Clear emulation
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_emulate_clear '{}'
```
### Fill and Submit Form
```bash
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_fill '{"selector": "#email", "value": "[email protected]"}'
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_click '{"selector": "button[type=submit]"}'
```
### Notify User (TTS)
```bash
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_speak '{"text": "Task complete"}'
```
### Performance Profiling
```bash
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_profile_performance '{}'
# Returns: DOM nodes, JS heap, event listeners, timing
```
### DOM Tree Inspection
```bash
mcp-cli call tabz/tabz_get_dom_tree '{"maxDepth": 3}'
```
## Tool Categories
| Category | Count | Key Tools |
|----------|-------|-----------|
| Screenshots | 2 | screenshot, screenshot_full |
| Interaction | 4 | click, fill, get_element |
| Network | 3 | enable_network_capture, get_network_requests |
| DOM/Debug | 4 | get_dom_tree, get_console_logs, profile_performance |
| Emulation | 6 | emulate_device, emulate_geolocation |
| Audio/TTS | 3 | speak, list_voices, play_audio |
| Tabs | 5 | list_tabs, open_url, switch_tab |
| Cookies | 5 | cookies_get, cookies_list |
## Important Notes
- Always run `mcp-cli info tabz/<tool>` before calling
- Use explicit `tabId` when possible - don't rely on "active" tab
- Tab IDs are large integers (e.g., `1762561083`)
- `tabz_screenshot` cannot capture Chrome sidebar
## References
See `references/` for detailed workflows and full tool documentation:
### Quick Guides
- `screenshot-workflows.md` - Viewport vs full page screenshots
- `network-debugging.md` - API request inspection
- `form-automation.md` - Clicks, fills, selectors
- `tts-notifications.md` - Audio feedback patterns
### Full MCP Tool Documentation
- `core-tools.md` - Tabs, screenshots, clicks, fills, DOM inspection
- `windows-groups.md` - Windows, tab groups, multi-window workflows
- `network-downloads.md` - Network capture, downloads, file operations
- `browser-data.md` - History, sessions, cookies, bookmarks
- `profiles-and-plugins.md` - Terminal profiles, Claude Code plugin management
- `advanced-tools.md` - Emulation, performance profiling, notifications
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