MCP server to manage your Tampermonkey scripts
First install the following browser extensions: Tampermonkey Editors for Firefox or Chrome Then install globally: Finally configure your AI assistant to use the tool: Your assistant will call and return a connection code that you can enter in the Tampermonkey Editors extension. This project implements an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that allows AI assistants to read and modify Tampermonkey…
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First install the following browser extensions: Tampermonkey Editors for Firefox or Chrome Then install globally: Finally configure your AI assistant to use the tool: Your assistant will call and return a connection code that you can enter in the Tampermonkey Editors extension. This project implements an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that allows AI assistants to read and modify Tampermonkey userscripts via the Tampermonkey Editors browser extension. 1. MCP Server starts - Creates…
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