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3,082 tool names from published servers. 17 are shared by at least 3 servers and are included in the sitemap.
search_docsSearch docs.layero.ru — no token needed. Use it before guessing how the platform works: build settings and `layero.json`, environments and preview URLs, custom domains, env vars, runtime apps, Data API, CLI flags and JSON events. Returns th
get_more_toolsReport a structured KERNEL capability, external-integration gap, or missing site-specific WebMCP action after checking available tools. For site actions, list webmcp tools first; use sitetoolmissing with capabilityarea: "webmcp", a
submit_feedbackSend product, site-compatibility, config-registry, MCP, or documentation feedback directly to the KERNEL team without interrupting the current task. Reports include a normalized task outcome; MCP reports identify one KERNEL-owned tool. Conf
web_searchSearch the web, retrieve retained results, and inspect provider capabilities. Tool visibility uses a per-credential, per-connection Search entitlement snapshot cached for up to 30 minutes; the Search API remains authoritative for execution
add_customnamespace, source, optional forceoverwritenamespace.
browser_a11yGet the accessibility tree of the current page as structured data. Returns interactive elements with @N references that can be used with browser_click. This is the PREFERRED way to understand page structure — uses ~500 tokens vs ~250K for s
browser_assertAssert that an element matching the CSS selector exists and optionally contains expected text. Returns PASS or FAIL with details. Use this for automated testing — verify page state after navigation or interaction. Checks visibility by defau
browser_assert_attrAssert an element's HTML attribute contains the expected substring. Returns PASS with actual value or FAIL. Use this to verify href, src, data-*, aria-* and other attributes without reading full page HTML.
browser_assert_countAssert the number of elements matching a CSS selector equals an expected count. Returns PASS with count or FAIL with actual vs expected. Use this to verify list items, table rows, search results, or repeated components.
browser_assert_hiddenAssert an element exists but is hidden (display:none, visibility:hidden, opacity:0, or zero size). Returns PASS or FAIL. Use this to verify modals closed, tooltips dismissed, or conditional sections hidden.
browser_assert_titleAssert the current page title contains the expected substring. Returns PASS with full title or FAIL. Useful for verifying page identity without relying on URL.
browser_assert_urlAssert the current page URL contains the expected substring. Returns PASS with the full URL or FAIL. Use this after navigation to verify you landed on the correct page.
browser_assert_valueAssert an input, textarea, or select element's current value equals the expected string. Returns PASS or FAIL with actual value. Use this to verify form field state after filling or after page load.
browser_assert_visibleAssert an element is visible on the page (not hidden by CSS). Checks display, visibility, opacity and bounding rect. Returns PASS or FAIL. Use this to verify modals opened, elements shown after interaction, or content loaded.
browser_captcha_solveSolve the CAPTCHA on the current page (opt-in). Detects and solves Amazon classic image CAPTCHA (the "Type the characters you see" rate-limit page) by OCRing the image, filling the input, and submitting. Default provider 'amazon-local' uses
browser_checkRun a batch of assertions on the current page and return a test report. Each check verifies element existence and optional text content. Returns a summary with PASS/FAIL count. Use this for comprehensive page validation after a series of ac
browser_clickClick an element on the page identified by CSS selector. Auto-waits up to 5 seconds for the element to appear (MutationObserver). Scrolls the element into view before clicking. Returns the tag name and text of the clicked element. When a re
browser_closeSmart close: shut down every tab cdpilot opened during this automation, then close the whole browser application gracefully ONLY if no user-opened tabs remain. If the user has their own tabs open in the same browser, those are left untouche
browser_consoleNavigate to a URL and capture all browser console output (log, warn, error, info) and uncaught exceptions. Use for debugging JavaScript errors, monitoring API calls logged to console, or verifying application behavior.
browser_contentGet the visible text content of the current page (document.body.innerText). Returns up to 10000 characters. Use this to read page content without HTML markup. Prefer browser_a11y for structured navigation data.
browser_curlSend HTTP requests through an existing browser session's Chrome network stack.
browser_describeGet a comprehensive page description combining three data sources: (1) accessibility tree with @N references for interactive elements, (2) a PNG screenshot saved to disk, and (3) visible text content. Use this when browser_a11y alone is ins
browser_dismissFind and click the strongest 'dismiss / continue without account' button on the page. Built-in pattern library covers English + Turkish dismissive phrases ('Stay signed out', 'No thanks', 'Skip', 'Continue without', etc.) and explicitly exc
browser_evalExecute arbitrary JavaScript code in the browser page context and return the result. Use for custom DOM queries, data extraction, or page manipulation that other tools don't cover. Expression is evaluated via Runtime.evaluate.