Browser-Use MCP Server

# Browser Server Management Manage the mcp-server-browser-use daemon for browser automation. ## Usage Check server status, start, stop, or view logs for the browser automation daemon. ## Commands **Check status:** ```bash uv run mcp-server-browser-use status ``` **Start daemon (background):** ```bash uv run mcp-server-browser-use server ``` **Start in foreground (debug):** ```bash uv run mcp-server-browser-use server -f ``` **Stop daemon:** ```bash uv run mcp-server-browser-use stop ``` **View logs:** ```bash uv run mcp-server-browser-use logs -f ``` **Health check:** ```bash uv run mcp-server-browser-use health ``` **List available MCP tools:** ```bash uv run mcp-server-browser-use tools ``` ## Troubleshooting **Server won't start:** 1. Check if already running: `uv run mcp-server-browser-use status` 2. Check logs: `uv run mcp-server-browser-use logs` 3. Kill orphan processes: `pkill -f mcp-server-browser-use` **Browser issues:** 1. Reinstall Playwright: `uv run playwright install chromium` 2. Disable headless: `uv run mcp-server-browser-use config set -k browser.headless -v false` ## Server Info - Default URL: http://127.0.0.1:8383/mcp - Config: ~/.config/mcp-server-browser-use/config.json - Logs: ~/.local/state/mcp-server-browser-use/server.log - Tasks DB: ~/.config/mcp-server-browser-use/tasks.db ## Common Workflows **Quick start:** ```bash uv run mcp-server-browser-use server && uv run mcp-server-browser-use status ``` **Debug mode:** ```bash uv run mcp-server-browser-use server -f # Watch logs in real-time, Ctrl+C to stop ``` **Monitor daemon:** ```bash watch -n 5 'uv run mcp-server-browser-use status' ```