ConsoleSpy MCP Server

Captures browser console logs and provides them to Cursor IDE through the Model Context Protocol.

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What is the ConsoleSpy MCP Server?

Captures browser console logs and provides them to Cursor IDE through the Model Context Protocol.

What you get

In March 2025, MCP was about four months old and agents were effectively blind to the browser: you debugged by copy-pasting console output into a chat window. ConsoleSpy closed that loop with three pieces — a Chrome extension that hooked console.* in the active tab, a local Express collector on port 3333, and an MCP server exposing those logs to Cursor over SSE.

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Frequently asked questions

ConsoleSpy utilizes the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to transmit real-time browser console logs directly to Cursor IDE, providing a seamless debugging experience. You'll need to configure an MCP server within Cursor's settings to point to ConsoleSpy.