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find_login_page

Discover login/sign-in pages for a website by checking sitemap and common paths.

Parameters

ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
urlstringYesBase URL of the site (e.g. https://myapp.com)

Example

Find the login page for https://myapp.com

How It Works

  1. Sitemap check — Fetches /sitemap.xml and /sitemap_index.xml, scans all <loc> entries for URLs containing login, signin, sign-in, auth, account, or sso
  2. Common path probing — Sends HEAD requests to 20 common login paths:
    • /login, /signin, /sign-in, /auth/login, /auth/signin
    • /account/login, /user/login, /users/sign_in
    • /admin/login, /admin, /wp-login.php, /wp-admin
    • /dashboard/login, /portal/login, /sso/login
    • /auth, /session/new, /log-in, /member/login
  3. Deduplication — Results are deduplicated by URL

Response

Returns a list of candidate login URLs with how they were found (sitemap or common-path) and HTTP status code.

If no login pages are found, suggests asking the user for the exact URL.

Notes

  • This tool does not attempt to log in — it only discovers login page URLs
  • Use the result with browser_navigate and browser_fill to complete the login flow
  • See also: smart_login for automated login attempts

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