chrome-devtools
Kept in GitHub's awesome-copilot repository, this skill prepares an agent to work with the chrome-devtools MCP server, which has to be configured separately.
What the skill teaches
Kept in GitHub's awesome-copilot repository, this skill prepares an agent to work with the chrome-devtools MCP server, which has to be configured separately. It groups the server's tools by purpose (page management, input, inspection and debugging, emulation, and performance) and explains when to use each one. Three short routines are included: take a text snapshot to find element ids before clicking or typing, check console messages and failed network requests when a page breaks, and record a trace with a reload to look into slow loads. It closes with tips on tracking the active tab and refreshing snapshots after the page changes.
Capabilities
- Find page elements from a text snapshot before acting
- Troubleshoot a failing page via console and network data
- Profile a slow page with a performance trace
- Emulate network or CPU conditions
Details
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Skill | |
| Tool | Chrome DevTools | |
| Publisher | GitHub | source |
| Official status | Community (not published by the tool's vendor) | source |
| Needs an API key or sign-in | Not stated in its documentation | |
| Includes scripts | No | source |
| Platforms | Not stated in its documentation | |
| AI clients | Not stated in its documentation | |
| Licence | MIT | source |
| Pricing | Not stated in its documentation | |
| Activity | Last commit Nov 11, 202641,032 GitHub starsDownload data not available (not on npm or PyPI) | source |
| Links | Repository Website |
Sources
- Skill file (SKILL.md)github.com/github/awesome-copilot · Backs: LicenceNov 10, 2026
- GitHub repositorygithub.com/github/awesome-copilot · Backs: Official status, Publisher, Activity, LicenceNov 11, 2026
- Folder in the repository (chrome-devtools)github.com/github/awesome-copilot · Backs: Includes scriptsNov 10, 2026