User: "Auto-detect selectors for https://docs.example.com"
Tool: Analyzes page structure and suggests optimal selectors
CLI Integration
Wraps existing CLI tool: cli/tool_name.py
New functionality
Implementation Notes
1---2name: mcp-tool-request3description: Tool Name4---56## Tool Name7<!-- e.g., auto_detect_selectors -->89## Tool Description10<!-- What does this tool do? -->1112## Input Parameters13```json14{15 "param1": {16 "type": "string",17 "description": "...",18 "required": true19 }20}21```2223## Expected Output24<!-- What should the tool return? -->2526## Use Case Example27<!-- How would users interact with this tool? -->28```29User: "Auto-detect selectors for https://docs.example.com"30Tool: Analyzes page structure and suggests optimal selectors31```3233## CLI Integration34<!-- Which CLI tool does this wrap? Or is it new logic? -->35- [ ] Wraps existing CLI tool: `cli/tool_name.py`36- [ ] New functionality3738## Implementation Notes39<!-- Technical details, dependencies, etc. -->
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