Browser Automation MCP Servers

Browser Use

Automates browser interactions using natural language commands via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Twolven Puppeteer

Automates browser interactions for LLMs using Playwright, enabling web page navigation, screenshot capture, and JavaScript execution.

Spring AI Chrome

Automates interactions with the Chrome browser via a server.

Agents

Automate browser interactions using natural language commands, powered by AI.

Browser Automation

Automate web browser interactions for AI assistants.

Web-LLM

Provides an MCP server to programmatically interact with Web-LLM models running in a browser environment.

Web Scraper

Crawl and extract content from dynamic websites using a server-based approach.

Web Calc

Integrates versatile web search, multi-language Wikipedia access, URL content extraction, local summarization, and precise mathematical computation capabilities.

Claude Playwright

Enables seamless browser automation for Claude Code, featuring intelligent caching, AI-aware selector resolution, and persistent sessions via Playwright.

Playwright

Provides browser automation, web application testing, and test script generation capabilities via the Model Context Protocol.

GitHub Login Automation

Automates GitHub login using an MCP server integrated with Playwright for browser control.

Puppeteer

Empower AI agents with robust browser automation capabilities, enabling web page interaction, navigation, and content extraction.

Patchright

Enables browser automation by inheriting authenticated session states from local Chrome, Edge, or Chromium browsers, supporting cross-platform cookie decryption.

MCProxy

Enables remote headless browser sessions for AI agents on geographically distributed SaladCloud containers via the Model Context Protocol.

Windows Use

Enables large language models to delegate Windows and browser automation tasks to smaller, more cost-effective LLMs, significantly reducing context window usage.

Broxy

Transforms any webpage into an MCP server, enabling AI assistants to directly control the browser.

Browse

Empower AI assistants with secure internet access for web searching, page fetching, and file downloading.

Argus

Provides AI agents with full browser visibility and control, enabling them to detect errors, inspect state, interact with pages, and run tests autonomously.

Chrome

Enables AI agents to control Chrome browser tabs through a dedicated Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and browser extension.

Chrome Debug

Enables AI agents and Large Language Models to natively control, automate, and debug Chromium-based browsers via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.