GDD (Giggly-Dazzling-Duckling) MCP Server

@Cap-of-tea

Basic information

About GDD (Giggly-Dazzling-Duckling) MCP Server

AI-controlled browser farm: run N isolated Chromium instances with 36 MCP tools for multi-device testing, screenshots, device emulation, network control, and console diagnostics.

#browser #testing #automation #chromium #mcp #playwright #screenshots#device-emulation

GDD (Giggly-Dazzling-Duckling) MCP Server config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gdd": {
      "url": "http://localhost:9700/mcp"
    }
  }
}

GDD (Giggly-Dazzling-Duckling) MCP Server tools

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Overview

What is GDD (Giggly-Dazzling-Duckling)?

GDD (Giggly-Dazzling-Duckling) is an AI-controlled browser farm that runs isolated Chromium instances on your machine. It provides 36 MCP tools for testing websites across multiple devices and network conditions, designed for developers and QA engineers.

How to use GDD (Giggly-Dazzling-Duckling)?

Download the latest release from GitHub, run ./GDD.Headless, then add the server to your MCP configuration with "url": "http://localhost:9700/mcp". You can also use Docker: docker run -p 9700:9700 ghcr.io/cap-of-tea/gdd:1.5.0.

Key features of GDD (Giggly-Dazzling-Duckling)

22 device presets from iPhone SE to desktops
Human-like input with Bézier curve mouse movement
Full interaction: navigate, tap, type, swipe, scroll, hover, dialogs, screenshots
Device emulation including screen size, DPR, touch, UA, geolocation, timezone, language
Network control for 4G, Fast 3G, Slow 3G, or offline
Diagnostics: console errors, network traffic, performance metrics, push notifications

Use cases of GDD (Giggly-Dazzling-Duckling)

Test website responsiveness across 22 real device presets
Simulate slow network conditions to verify loading behavior
Automate cross-browser interaction tests with human-like input
Debug JavaScript errors across multiple browser instances simultaneously
Validate geolocation and language-dependent features

Frequently asked questions

What is the GDD server for?

It runs an AI-controlled browser farm on your machine for testing websites across multiple emulated devices, networks, and interactions.

How do I install GDD (Giggly-Dazzling-Duckling)?

Download from GitHub Releases, run `./GDD.Headless`, and add the server to your MCP config. Docker is also supported: `docker run -p 9700:9700 ghcr.io/cap-of-tea/gdd:1.5.0`.