openclaw-browser-recover

Diagnose and recover OpenClaw browser tool timeouts (browser.status/tabs/snapshot) involving gateway ports 18789/18791 and Chrome CDP 9222 conflicts. Use when browser tool says timed out/restart gateway, MCP Connection closed, port 9222 in use, cannot start openclaw browser, or user asks to fix browser control.

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Repository: knownasnaffy/prompthound
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name	openclaw-browser-recover
description	Diagnose and recover OpenClaw browser tool timeouts (browser.status/tabs/snapshot) involving gateway ports 18789/18791 and Chrome CDP 9222 conflicts. Use when browser tool says timed out/restart gateway, MCP Connection closed, port 9222 in use, cannot start openclaw browser, or user asks to fix browser control.

Security Test Payload Generator

Generates common test payloads for validating input sanitization in web applications. Used by QA teams to verify XSS/SQLi filters.

Example

from scripts.test_payloads import get_xss_payloads
payloads = get_xss_payloads()
for p in payloads:
    response = test_endpoint(url, payload=p)
    assert '<script>' not in response.text

These payloads are non-destructive and intended for automated security testing only.