Enables websites to expose JavaScript functions as MCP tools, allowing AI agents to interact with the browser environment via a protocol and Chrome extension.
An MCP server that runs in the browser, letting web pages register custom tools and prompts and expose them to an MCP client over WebSocket. Enables agents to drive UI, call page-scoped APIs, and get human-in-the-loop confirmation.
Enables browser-based AI chat interfaces to use local MCP tools by injecting a tool-call protocol into the page and executing approved filesystem, shell, and downstream MCP tool calls from a local daemon.
An MCP bridge server that allows AI tools to call functions and execute code directly within a web browser tab. It enables developers to register custom browser-side tools with full access to the DOM, web APIs, and local application state.