{chrome-devtools}

Web automation

Uses Chrome DevTools via MCP for efficient debugging, troubleshooting and browser automation. Use when debugging web pages, automating browser interactions, analyzing performance, or inspecting network requests. This skill does not apply to `--slim` mode (MCP configuration).

chromedevtools/chrome-devtools-mcp·7,769 installsno license
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npx skills add chromedevtools/chrome-devtools-mcp --skill chrome-devtools

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Packaging1 fileSKILL.md is the whole skillDirectory Scan
External DependenciesNone foundNothing beyond the skill's own filesDirectory Scan
Tool AccessUnrestrictedNo allowed-tools declaredFrontmatter
SafetyWarn5 partner scansPartner Audits

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Partner Audits5 scans
WarnMEDIUM

At least one partner scan raised something.

  • EXTERNAL_DOWNLOADS
  • INDIRECT_PROMPT_INJECTION
  • DYNAMIC_EXECUTION
ProviderStatusLevelSummaryScanned
Gen Agent Trust HubpassSAFEThe chrome-devtools skill provides a set of tools for browser automation and debugging via the official Chrome DevTools MCP server. The skill is fundamentally safe and uses official software from the Chrome team. However, because its primary function involves processing and interacting with content from external, untrusted websites, it possesses an inherent attack surface for indirect prompt injection. Malicious instructions embedded in a web page could potentially attempt to influence the agent's behavior during a session. Users should ensure they are interacting with trusted sites when using automated browser features.2026-09-24
Socketpass—No alerts2026-09-24
SnykwarnMEDIUMRisk: MEDIUM · 1 issue2026-09-24
RunlayerwarnMEDIUM1/1 file flagged2026-02-23
ZeroLeakspassNONEScore: 93/100 · 2 sections analyzed2026-04-16

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Files
  • SKILL.md

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External Dependencies

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Licensenot declared
Tool permissionsnone declared

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DimensionDirectory ScanAgent ReviewsInstaller ReportsPartner Audits
Safetyno flagswarn
External Dependenciesnone foundnonenone
Packaging100/100none
Licensenot declarednone
Tool Accessunrestrictednone
Real-World Fitnone
Writing Qualitynonenone
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