MCP servers tagged dom
12 live MCP servers tagged "dom", ranked by trust score. Tags come from package metadata and repository topics, so this list covers servers across every category that work with dom.
MCP
MCP server runtime for GJS and Node — default-deny read-only gate, stdio serve loop that ends on client EOF, uniform tool results
webappmcp
WebApp MCP - Model Context Protocol integration for web applications with server-side debugging tools
Agent Vision
Eyes for AI coding agents 👁️ — render → perceive → report → fix → re-render. A machine-graded visual feedback loop (DOM/contrast/OCR-grounded + optional vision LLM) agents consume…
Browser Inspector
MCP server that gives AI coding tools the same CSS visibility a human has in browser DevTools
Kenkage
MCP server exposing kenkage's on-device, isolation-by-construction DOM+JS engine as agent tools: safely load/parse a page, query the DOM, and run untrusted JavaScript in a real WA…
Browser Pilot
Agent-driven Chrome and Edge automation over MCP with structured page observation, JavaScript and native browser commands, screenshots, and evidence capture.
TeleDOM
⚡ Temporal Browser Intelligence & Agent-Owned Workflow Runtime with 350 Certified MCP Tools & Python SDK · Sub-Millisecond DOM Time-Travel, Target Memory & Deterministic Automatio…
Server
Multilingual, tree-shakeable hyperscript engine — event-driven UI in HTML attributes, writable in 24 natural languages (LokaScript). MIT.
Browser
MCP server for browser automation with Chrome extension. 5 MCP tools for DOM interaction, console capture, content extraction, screenshots. Optimized for Claude Code and other age…
Atas MCP
Model Context Protocol (MCP) bridge for ATAS Platform and ATAS X to connect trading and market data with AI agents
Pagespec
Headless CLI and Model Context Protocol server that gives coding agents visual feedback on what actually rendered. Injects a DOM walker through Playwright to capture element geome…
Browser Inspector MCP
MCP server that gives AI coding tools the same CSS visibility you have in DevTools — rendered class names, full cascade, what's winning and why.