Operative Browser Agent Debugger
Last updated December 15, 2024
About Operative Browser Agent Debugger
An MCP server that autonomously evaluates web applications through browser automation, console logs, and UX reports.
Operative Browser Agent Debugger, also known as the Web Eval Agent MCP Server, is an open-source Model Context Protocol server from Operative that helps AI agents autonomously test and debug web applications. By launching a browser-powered agent, it can execute app flows, capture screenshots, collect console errors, and log network activity, returning structured UX reports directly into an IDE like Cursor.
Key features
- Autonomous debugging with BrowserUse integration
- Capture network traffic with intelligent filtering
- Collect console errors and logs from running apps
- Run natural language–defined UX test tasks
- Save and reuse browser state for authenticated sessions
- Return structured UX reports into the IDE chat window
- 2x faster execution with Operative backend
- One-click integration with Cursor and Claude Code
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