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Control Windows Chrome from WSL for low-overhead web automation and debugging.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "chrome-local-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use chrome-local-mcp to open the local dev site, go to the login page, enter a test account, click submit, capture console errors, failed network requests, and screenshots, then summarize the reproduction steps.
Browser action results, key error details, screenshot evidence, and a structured issue reproduction summary.
Using chrome-local-mcp, visit the staging site and run the signup, email verification, login, and logout flow in order; if any step fails, stop and report the page, button state, and error message.
A step-by-step validation report showing success status and detailed context for any failure.
Use chrome-local-mcp to open the target site and navigate to the payment page that needs human confirmation, pause before submitting, continue only after I confirm, and record the final page state.
A pausable workflow that waits for human confirmation, then continues and returns the final execution result and page record.
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