Add WordPress debugging example to README#747
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Add WordPress debugging example to README#747VaibhavChhillar wants to merge 1 commit intoChromeDevTools:mainfrom
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Added example for debugging a WordPress site using MCP.
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Thanks for the PR but it does not seem to add any Wordpress specific details. Starting Chrome manually is not required to test Wordpress. |
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Problem
The README lacks real-world examples showing how chrome-devtools-mcp can
be used with popular CMS platforms like WordPress.
Solution
Added a WordPress-focused example demonstrating debugging and performance
analysis using Chrome DevTools MCP.
Impact
Helps developers understand practical MCP usage in production-like
WordPress environments.
Testing
Verified the steps on a local WordPress setup.