Standalone browser automation MCP server supporting both BrowserOS and standard Chrome. Enables 16 MCP tools for browser control including navigation, interaction, and content extraction.
Enables AI agents to play deterministic escape-room puzzles through MCP tools, exploring rooms, inspecting objects, moving, using items, and submitting answers, while producing reproducible event traces and scores.
MCP server that bridges Model Context Protocol with browser automation, offering 37 tools across three modes (Playwright, CDP, Chrome Extension) and an autonomous agent for web tasks.
Enables AI agents to collaboratively build and edit voxel structures in a shared browser-based arena, using WebMCP tools to place, query, transform, and undo block edits in real-time.
A browser automation MCP server providing 30 tools for navigation, interaction, page information, state checks, tab management, and more, enabling natural language control of browsers via MCP-compatible clients.