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Chrome DevTools 143: “Let your AI agent look at the actual browser.”
The new DevTools MCP server means your AI tools can:
Inspect real DOM + CSS
Follow network requests like a detective board
Read console messages and Issues
Capture performance traces when things feel slow
Basically giving your AI a front-row seat inside Chrome.
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The browser-based IDE that Google was working on was scrapped this morning, apparently in favor of advancing Chrome Dev Tools in that direction.
I blogged about said IDE in the Chrome Packaged Apps talk yesterday.
I got to ask the majors on the Chrome Team a couple questions. Here’s the info:
1. Chrome will eventually become the default Web experience on Android. They would also like it to auto-update. Both browser and webview.
2. Chrome Dev Tools will eventually become an end-to-end IDE, but still enable you to use your own workflows as today.
Chrome Dev Tools “Continuous Paint Mode” allows you to play with your page and see what’s affecting paints with easy-to-understand feedback.
