Puppeteer FAQs

Question 1

What resources are available through the Puppeteer server?

Accepted Answer

The Puppeteer server provides access to browser console logs (console://logs) and captured screenshots (screenshot://<name>). Console logs offer detailed browser output, while screenshots provide visual representations of the web pages.

Question 2

What is Puppeteer?

Accepted Answer

Puppeteer is a tool that automates browser interactions, allowing Large Language Models (LLMs) to interact with web pages, capture screenshots, and execute JavaScript in a controlled browser environment.

Question 3

What can Puppeteer do?

Accepted Answer

Puppeteer enables tasks such as web navigation, clicking elements, filling forms, selecting options, executing JavaScript code, capturing screenshots, and monitoring browser console logs.

Question 4

How do I configure Puppeteer for use?

Accepted Answer

Puppeteer can be configured to use either Docker or NPX. Docker utilizes a headless Chromium instance, while NPX opens a browser window. Configuration examples are provided in JSON format, specifying the command and arguments for each method.

Question 5

How can Puppeteer be used with LLMs?

Accepted Answer

Puppeteer provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows LLMs to access and control a real browser, enabling them to gather information, interact with web applications, and perform tasks on the web.

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