Agent Skills: chrome-devtools-debugging
Debug and analyze web applications using Chrome DevTools MCP. Use for console log inspection, network request monitoring, performance analysis, and debugging authenticated sessions. For basic browser automation (screenshots, form filling), use browser-discovery skill instead.
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