You do not need these names to use the server. Ask in plain language and the assistant picks the right tool. The list is here for when you want to know exactly what a connection can do. Most tools match a REST API endpoint and link to its reference. The server exposes eleven tools.
Every tool takes an optional workspace argument, the subdomain of a connected workspace. Left out, it runs against the workspace the connection was set up with. ListWorkspaces reports the values you can pass.
What a tool returns depends on the credential. An OAuth connection reads everything in each workspace you approved; an API key reaches the whole workspace it belongs to. CreateProject is the only tool that changes data, and it is refused when the connection was not granted the Create and update permission.
Workspaces
ListWorkspaces has no REST endpoint, which is why it is not linked. The REST API is always scoped to the single workspace in the request URL.
Projects and runs
Tests
Failures and history
Paging and identifiers
Every tool returns the same payload twice: as TOON in the text content and as JSON in structuredContent. TOON is a compact tabular encoding - a header such as projects[3]{id,name,archived}: means the next three lines are comma-separated rows with those fields in that order. Both carry identical data; read whichever your client exposes.
Artifact and trace URLs are time-limited links to files stored by
NeetoPlaydash. Opening a trace link sends that URL to Playwright’s hosted
viewer at trace.playwright.dev, which is operated by Microsoft, not by
NeetoPlaydash.