Browser Automation

Any web page as a typed tool call, run in your own logged-in Chrome. Free to start; Pro adds more.

Generate, parse, and validate walkerOS data-elb HTML tagging attributes

Domain credibility ratings from the CRED-1 dataset: check, batch check and search news domains

MCP server for the Chrome you are already signed in to. Every tab in every window, addressed by tab id, with no second profile and no browser-wide debugging port.

Free web search and long-term memory for AI assistants. No API keys; data stays local.

MCP server that screenshots the screens you build locally and collects them in one shared gallery

Load, read, edit, and recalculate .xlsx workbooks headlessly — no Excel required.

Sai MCP server — drive your Sai computer-use agent from Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor.

Playwright MCP-compatible browser automation bridge for CloakBrowser Chromium.

Let any AI agent work in your own signed-in Chrome or Edge: approvals it cannot skip, receipts, a local control room, and routines that learn, replay and heal themselves.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) client and server implementation

Advanced Playwright Tools for MCP

Browser handoff for AI agents (MCP server + CLI): when Claude Code, Codex or any CDP-driven agent gets stuck on a login, 2FA or captcha, it streams its tab to a one-time link and its human finishes the step from a phone.

Open-source browser automation MCP server. Control your real Chrome from any AI agent.

Playwright Tools for MCP with Electron Support

Official Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for RATA (GHM Automate v2) - Antidetect Browser Automation & AI Vision Engine.

MCP server + CLI giving AI agents a real, stealth browser (Patchright/Playwright) — per-country identity, self-healing actions, snapshots, multi-step plans, structured extraction, CDP attach.

MCP Server for Brave Real Browser - Puppeteer with Brave Browser, Stealth Mode, Ad Blocker, and Turnstile Auto-Solver for undetectable web automation.

MCP server that controls the TradingView Desktop app over the Chrome DevTools Protocol

Clone any website's frontend into Next.js or Astro and verify it with pixel diffs.