MCP server that wraps agent-browser to let LLMs control a real browser, providing tools for navigation, interaction, reading page content, accessibility snapshots, screenshots, and session management.
Agent-native browser control MCP server that enables AI agents to browse and interact with web pages via accessibility tree snapshots and ref ID-based commands.
A zero-dependency MCP server that drives a real Chrome browser through a companion extension, enabling AI agents to automate real user sessions with trusted input events, compact accessibility-tree snapshots, and 14 tools for navigation, interaction, scripting, and inspection.
An MCP server that gives AI clients a Steel-managed Chromium browser to read pages that block plain fetch, take screenshots, and interact with sites via clicking, typing, and form filling, with explicit browser sessions and access to the accessibility tree or markdown.
Enables browser automation through the MCP protocol, allowing AI agents to control a real browser using accessibility snapshots and natural language commands.