Why this server?

Facilitates browser automation with custom capabilities and agent-based interactions, integrated through the browser-use library, which could be relevant for checking browser behavior during web app development.

Why this server?

An MCP server that provides tools for interacting with Chrome through its DevTools Protocol, enabling remote control of Chrome tabs to execute JavaScript, capture screenshots, monitor network traffic, and more - helpful for debugging and testing web apps.

Why this server?

Controls Chrome browser with debugging capabilities, allowing page automation, extension management, and userscript injection through the Model Context Protocol, directly aiding in checking browser state during development.

Why this server?

A server that enables browser automation using Playwright, allowing interaction with web pages, capturing screenshots, and executing JavaScript in a browser environment through LLMs, beneficial for automated testing and checking browser behavior.

Why this server?

Enables browser automation using the Selenium WebDriver through MCP, supporting browser management, element location, and both basic and advanced user interactions - useful for testing web applications in different browsers.

Why this server?

Enables LLMs like Claude to navigate the web through Puppeteer-based tools and Steel. Based on the Web Voyager framework, it provides tools for all the standard web actions click clicking/scrolling/typing/etc and taking screenshots.

Why this server?

Allows your AI coding agents to access Figma files & prototypes directly. Enabling access to all figma pages, components and prototype flows.

Why this server?

Enables browser automation for LLMs on Linux display servers, supporting web interaction, screenshots, and JavaScript execution in a real browser, helpful for running automated tests on Linux environments.