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This tool enables deep inspection and validation of web applications by connecting to the browser's DevTools Protocol (MCP). It allows agents to perform tasks like DOM inspection, capturing console logs, monitoring network requests, profiling performance, and taking screenshots in a live environment. Essential for debugging UIs, validating API integrations, and performing end-to-end automated testing.

Guides security teams through using Metasploit’s console, modules, payloads, and Meterpreter workflow for authorized penetration tests and post-exploitation procedures.

This skill provides expert-level control over a live Chrome browser. It enables full web automation (clicking, form filling, navigation), deep debugging (analyzing console logs, network requests), visual inspection (screenshots, snapshots), and detailed performance profiling. Ideal for QA engineers, web scraping, and front-end development testing.

This skill provides read-only functionality to query and list comprehensive information about KubeSphere clusters. It is designed for viewing cluster lists, checking current status, retrieving detailed specifications, and identifying component versions across multiple clusters. IMPORTANT: This operation is strictly read-only. Never use these commands for creating, updating, or deleting resources; always use the KubeSphere console for management actions.

A comprehensive debug bundle designed to collect diagnostic evidence from Glean enterprise search integrations. It systematically checks datasource configuration, indexing status, search quality metrics, and connectivity logs. This tool is crucial for troubleshooting complex issues like connector failures, stale indexed data, and permission-based search gaps without needing direct admin console access.

This guide details configuring enterprise-grade Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for Adobe services. It covers integrating Adobe Admin Console with external Identity Providers (Azure AD, Google Workspace) using SCIM provisioning, automating user provisioning via the User Management API (UMAPI), and defining custom product profiles to enforce fine-grained, centralized permissions across the organization.

This comprehensive guide walks through setting up Adobe Developer Console OAuth Server-to-Server credentials. It is critical for establishing any new programmatic integration with Adobe services, including Firefly AI, PDF processing, and Creative Cloud access. The process covers project setup, installing various SDKs (Node.js/Python), and securely generating access tokens.

This guide outlines best practices for configuring and securing Adobe API access across Development, Staging, and Production environments. It details the use of separate Developer Console projects, implementing least-privilege OAuth scopes, and integrating robust secret management solutions (GCP Secret Manager, AWS Secrets Manager, HashiCorp Vault) into CI/CD pipelines for secure, scalable deployments.

A senior-level tool for performing deep-dive technical SEO audits and site architecture mapping. It analyzes crawl health, indexing blocks, sitemap integrity, and structural issues (like canonicalization, link flow, and crawl budget waste). Use this to diagnose complex Google Search Console errors and propose a full, engineered roadmap for website stabilization and optimization.

Collects comprehensive diagnostics from an unresponsive Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) compute instance. This tool gathers critical data—including serial console logs, cloud-init logs, VCN flow logs, and CPU metrics—into a single, self-contained tar archive. Use this when an instance is failing, stuck in provisioning, or showing underlying infrastructure errors, providing support teams with all necessary information for root-cause analysis.

This guide establishes an optimized local development loop for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). It teaches users how to bypass the slow web console by setting up dedicated CLI profiles (dev, staging, prod), managing environment variables, and creating robust shell aliases. This allows developers to perform complex operations—such as listing resources, launching instances, and managing storage—directly from the terminal, ensuring speed and consistency across all environments.

This skill allows users to programmatically set up a comprehensive observability stack for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) resources. It guides the creation of metric queries, alarm rules, custom metric publishing, and detailed log searches using the Python SDK. By automating monitoring and alerting, users gain full control over their infrastructure visibility, eliminating reliance on the OCI Console UI for critical operational checks.