// MCP TOOL REFERENCE

PYDOLL TOOLS

57 tools from the Pydoll MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

// ALL 57 PYDOLL TOOLS

READ 19 tools

Read analyze_content_with_ai Analyze page content using AI for insights and recommendations Read analyze_performance Analyze page performance metrics and provide optimization suggestions Read check_protection_status Check current protection and detection status Read extract_api_responses Extract and save API responses Read extract_data Extract structured data from the current page Read fetch_domain_commands Fetch all possible commands available for the current domain from Chrome DevTools Protocol Read find_element Find a web element using natural attributes or traditional selectors Read get_browser_status Get detailed status information for a specific browser Read get_current_url Get the current URL of a browser tab Read get_network_logs Retrieve detailed network activity logs Read get_page_source Get the HTML source code of the current page Read get_page_title Get the title of the current page Read get_parent_element Get the parent element of a specific element with its attributes Read list_browsers List all active browser instances with their status Read list_tabs List all tabs in a browser instance Read load_session Load a previously saved browser session Read monitor_websockets Monitor WebSocket connections and messages Read take_element_screenshot Take a screenshot of a specific element Read take_screenshot Take a screenshot of the current page or viewport

WRITE 8 tools

Write export_to_csv Export extracted data to CSV format Write export_to_json Export extracted data to JSON format Write generate_pdf Generate a PDF of the current page Write manage_downloads Manage browser downloads (list, pause, resume, cancel) Write save_har Save HTTP Archive (HAR) file of network activity Write save_session Save browser session state for later restoration Write set_user_agent Set a custom or random user agent string Write upload_file Upload a file to a web form

DESTRUCTIVE 2 tools

Destructive clear_cache Clear browser cache and storage Destructive close_tab Close a specific tab in a browser

EXECUTE 28 tools

Execute execute_automation_script Execute predefined automation scripts Execute execute_javascript Execute JavaScript code in the browser context Execute navigate_to Navigate to a specific URL in a browser tab Execute new_tab Create a new tab in a browser instance Execute start_browser Start a new browser instance with specified configuration Execute stop_browser Stop a browser instance and clean up resources Execute block_requests Block specific network requests Execute bypass_cloudflare Attempt to bypass Cloudflare Turnstile protection Execute bypass_recaptcha Attempt to bypass reCAPTCHA v3 protection Execute download_file Download a file from a URL or trigger a download Execute evade_detection Apply comprehensive evasion techniques Execute go_back Navigate back in browser history Execute inject_script_library Inject JavaScript libraries into the page Execute intelligent_search Intelligently perform search on any website with automatic element detection Execute randomize_fingerprint Randomize browser fingerprint to avoid tracking Execute refresh_page Refresh the current page in a browser tab Execute rotate_proxy Rotate to a new proxy server Execute simulate_human_behavior Simulate realistic human interaction patterns Execute spoof_headers Spoof HTTP headers to appear more legitimate Execute throttle_network Simulate different network conditions Execute click_element Click on a web element with human-like behavior Execute enable_stealth_mode Enable advanced stealth mode to avoid bot detection Execute handle_bot_detection Handle generic bot detection challenges Execute intercept_network_requests Intercept and modify network requests and responses Execute modify_request_headers Modify HTTP request headers Execute randomize_timing Add random delays and timing variations Execute set_active_tab Switch to a specific tab in a browser Execute type_text Type text into an input element with realistic human typing

// FAQ

How many tools does the Pydoll MCP server have? +

The Pydoll MCP server exposes 57 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on Pydoll tools? +

Route the Pydoll server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard; they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do Pydoll tools fall into? +

Pydoll tools are categorised as Read (19), Write (8), Destructive (2), Execute (28). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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