list_network_requests: it's not clear to the LLM that these are not reset after each call

[sebastianbenz]

Describe the bug
The LLM used list_network_requests to verify caching behavior and clicked a button twice and listed the network requests after each click. It was confused that the network requests stay the same. Might be worth explaining more in the description when the requests are reset.

Expected behavior
The LLM should understand when network requests are reset.

Model version: Gemini 2.5

Chat log

I've applied the fix to cache the articles. Now I'll verify that the delay is gone by clicking the search button multiple times and checking the network requests. First, I'll navigate to the page.

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navigate_page (chrome-devtools MCP Server).../localhost:4321/
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Okay, I'm on the page. I'll take a snapshot to find the search button and then click it.

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take_snapshot (chrome-devtools MCP Server)
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Okay, I have the snapshot. Clicking the search button now.

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click (chrome-devtools MCP Server)7_1
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Finding the Target
I've identified the "Search" button and the search textbox. Now I need to locate and target the close button within the search snapshot. The next step is to extract the close button's identifier, building on the previous search command's output.

Isolating the Element
I've confirmed the search button has been pressed, generating a new UI snapshot. Analyzing the output, the close button, identified as uid=8_5, is clear. My next move is to execute a click on this specific element, following the established pattern.

Okay, I've clicked the search button. Now I'll click the close button, which is uid=8_5.

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click (chrome-devtools MCP Server)8_5
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Okay, flyout closed. Clicking the search button again.

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click (chrome-devtools MCP Server)9_1
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Okay, I've clicked the search button again. Now, I'll check the network requests to confirm the fix.

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list_network_requests (chrome-devtools MCP Server)
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My apologies, it seems my previous fix didn't work as intended. The articles are still being fetched multiple times.

I'm going to implement a more robust caching mechanism to resolve this. This will ensure that the articles are only fetched once, which should eliminate the delay you're experiencing. I'll apply this new fix now.

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