devconsole-toolkit
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A powerful open-source suite of utilities for extracting, mapping, debugging, inspection, monitoring, and rapid exploration inside the browser console.
A powerful open-source suite of utilities for extracting, mapping, debugging, inspection, monitoring, and rapid exploration inside the browser console.
This professional collection of console-ready tools is designed for developers, researchers, and security engineers who need fast, flexible, and stealthy workflows without relying on external dependencies.
Built for high-stakes environments where visibility equals control.
No extensions. No network calls. No build steps. Pure console-native execution.
Trusted in production audits, bug bounties, and enterprise performance investigations.
All tools operate at runtime — no compilation, no packaging, no trust assumptions.
Designed to survive minification, CSP restrictions, and anti-debugging measures.
Deployable in under 3 seconds. Silent. Untraceable. Unstoppable.
In Chrome DevTools
Open DevTools (F12 or Cmd+Option+I).
Navigate to the Sources tab > Snippets panel.
Create a new snippet, paste the code from any tool below, and hit Run (Ctrl+Enter).
Save snippets for reuse—boom, instant toolkit!
For programmatic access and easy distribution:
npm install devconsole-toolkit
Then in your Node.js code:
const toolkit = require('devconsole-toolkit');
// Get any tool's code as a string
const code = toolkit.interactiveMappingClaude;
// Available tools:
// - interactiveMappingClaude
// - interactiveMappingQwen
// - networkMapperGPT
// - networkMapperNextRay
// - parameterExtractor
// - sensitiveDisclosureClaude
// - sensitiveDisclosureQwen
// - userInputExtractor
// - validationExploitHelper
// Copy to clipboard, save to file, or integrate into your workflow
Perfect for automation, CI/CD pipelines, or distributing tools programmatically!
1. Over 10+ custom tools already built, including:
2. Event Listener Tracker → Inspect and hook into dynamic event listeners.
3. DOM Manipulator → Live overwrite, inject, and trace DOM changes.
4. Hidden URL Detector → Surface hidden/obfuscated endpoints.
6. Source Breakpoint Helper → Script-friendly breakpoint manager.
Obfuscation Mapper → Detect patterns & behaviors in obfuscated JS.
Payload Injector → Test sanitization & validation bypasses.
9. Session Explorer → Inspect storage, cookies, tokens in real time.
10. XHR/Fetch Interceptor → Hook into requests & responses dynamically.
12. and more 🔥
DevConsole-Toolkit/
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── NPM_PUBLISH_GUIDE.md
├── package.json
├── index.js
├── .qodo/
└── src/
├── Interactive-Mapping/
│ ├── claude-flow.js
│ ├── claude-README.md
│ ├── Qwen-flow.js
│ └── README-User-Action-Flow-Analyzer.md
├── Network/
│ ├── GPT-NETWORK-MAPPER.js
│ ├── NextRay-DevTools-V2.js
│ ├── README-NETWORK-MAPPER.md
│ └── README-NextRay-V2.md
├── Parameter/
│ ├── 🧠-Universal-Parameter-Extractor-Client-Side.js
│ └── README.md
├── Sensitive-Disclousure/
│ ├── Claude-README-CRITICAL-FLAW-HUNTER.md
│ ├── Claude.js
│ ├── Qwen-Gold-README.md
│ └── Qwen-Gold.js
└── User-Input/
├── 🧠-Universal-User-Input-Extractor-Client-Side.js
├── Input-README.md
├── input.txt
├── NextRay-README.md
└── Validation&Exploit Helper-all‑in‑one Snippet.js
Location: src/Interactive-Mapping/
claude-flow.js - Interactive flow mapping for Claude AI integrationQwen-flow.js - Interactive flow mapping for Qwen AI modelsUsage: Copy and paste the JavaScript files directly into your browser console or DevTools snippets.
Location: src/Network/
GPT-NETWORK-MAPPER.js - Advanced network mapping and monitoringNextRay-DevTools-V2.js - Next-generation DevTools for network inspectionUsage: Load these scripts in your browser console to monitor and analyze network traffic in real-time.
Location: src/Parameter/
🧠-Universal-Parameter-Extractor-Client-Side.js - Extract parameters from any web applicationUsage: Run the extractor script in your browser console to automatically identify and extract all parameters from the current page.
Location: src/Sensitive-Disclousure/
Claude.js - Security analysis tool powered by Claude AIQwen-Gold.js - Advanced vulnerability detection using Qwen modelsUsage: Use these tools to detect XSS vulnerabilities, logic flaws, and other security issues in web applications.
Location: src/User-Input/
🧠-Universal-User-Input-Extractor-Client-Side.js - Extract all user input fields and dataValidation&Exploit Helper-all‑in‑one Snippet.js - Comprehensive validation and exploit testinginput.txt - Sample input data for testingUsage: Deploy these scripts to analyze user inputs, test validation bypasses, and identify potential injection points.
1. Love it? Hate a bug? Got a killer snippet to add? I'm all ears (and code reviewers)! Fork the repo.
2. Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-new-tool).
Commit your changes (git commit -m "Add amazing new tool 🔥").
Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-new-tool).
Open a Pull Request—describe your magic!
FAQs
A powerful open-source suite of utilities for extracting, mapping, debugging, inspection, monitoring, and rapid exploration inside the browser console.
We found that devconsole-toolkit demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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