From browser-devtools-mcp
Waits for network activity to become idle (no requests for 500ms), with optional timeout in ms (default 30000). Times out if not idle.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/browser-devtools-mcp:waitbrowser/The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# /wait Wait for network activity to become idle. ## Usage ## Description Waits for all network requests to complete. Useful after navigation or actions that trigger API calls. ## Arguments - `timeout` (optional): Maximum wait time in milliseconds (default: 30000) ## Examples ## Notes - Considers network idle when no requests for 500ms - Times out if network doesn't become idle within timeout - Useful before taking screenshots or assertions ## MCP Tools Used - `sync_wait-for-network-idle` - Wait for network idle
Wait for network activity to become idle.
/wait [timeout]
Waits for all network requests to complete. Useful after navigation or actions that trigger API calls.
timeout (optional): Maximum wait time in milliseconds (default: 30000)/wait
/wait 5000
/wait 60000
sync_wait-for-network-idle - Wait for network idlenpx claudepluginhub serkan-ozal/browser-devtools-claude --plugin browser-devtools-mcp/browseLaunches headless browser via Playwright to navigate URL, click elements, fill forms, take screenshots. Outputs screenshot path, page title, and URL for visual verification and e2e testing.
/testhttpfExecutes full HTTP tests against real APIs using Python requests library, starting test server if needed and reporting live responses, status codes, errors. Incurs real API costs.
/smoke-testRuns smoke tests for common web user flows (login, signup, checkout, navigation, search) using personas. Requires --url and --preset; outputs reports with optional Playwright traces and GitHub PR comments.
/waitBlocks until a message arrives or timeout expires (default 30s). Supports --timeout, --after, and --json for message-listener patterns.