Google has officially launched the public preview of the Chrome DevTools Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, a groundbreaking tool designed to give AI coding assistants "sight." Previously, AI agents wrote code without knowing how it performed in a real browser environment—effectively programming blindfolded. With this new integration, AI assistants can now connect directly to Chrome DevTools. This allows them to debug web pages, inspect CSS layouts, analyze network errors, and audit performance traces in real-time. By bridging the gap between code generation and runtime execution, the Chrome DevTools MCP server significantly improves an AI's accuracy in diagnosing issues and verifying fixes. Developers can get started immediately by adding the package to their MCP client configuration.