"Brave" matching MCP servers:

Enables Codex to control a local Brave or Chrome browser via CDP, observing pages and performing actions such as clicking, typing, selecting, scrolling, or waiting through validated action IDs without requiring a model API key.

Enables Grok CLI to control your already-running Brave browser via Chrome DevTools Protocol, allowing tab management, clicking, typing, navigation, and screenshots using your existing session and logins.

Enables Claude Code and Gemini CLI to see your macOS screen, answering questions about the file, error, UI, database table, or web page you're looking at. Captures screenshots, reads database schemas, and controls Chrome/Brave, presenting answers as on-screen highlights or spoken bubbles above your cursor.

Standalone MCP server exposing only the security-classified tools from Shade Browser, enabling Brave CDP browser automation across 20 isolated profile slots. Built on FastMCP and Playwright Python.

Controls the Brave browser via CDP for web automation, OSINT, and social media crawling, including navigation, CAPTCHA detection, session persistence, and video control.

Bridges coding agents such as Claude Code and Hermes to Brave Leo AI over the Model Context Protocol, letting the agent delegate execution to reduce token usage. Enables skills like refactoring, debugging, planning, and web search through Brave AI.

Enables AI agents to drive the Chrome, Brave, or Edge browser you are already logged into, working in a tab of its own with a visible cursor and real trusted input. You can pause, take over, or hand back control at any time, and consequential actions such as submitting, paying, sending, deleting, or uploading wait for your approval.

Enables MCP clients to drive a live Chrome or Brave browser over stdio, with tools for navigation, clicking, typing, screenshots, and executing automation goals.

A multi-provider MCP server that acts as a unified bridge for Tavily, Brave Search, and GrokSearch APIs. It features a comprehensive Admin UI for managing API key rotation, client authentication, and real-time usage monitoring across all search providers.

Replaces DSH's built-in web_search with pluggable MCP search backends such as Tavily, Brave, Exa, Perplexity, DuckDuckGo, or custom HTTP/stdio servers. Users configure providers in the settings UI with secure credential references, while the model keeps calling the native web_search tool.

Enables AI agents to control Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers through an extension and native messaging host, exposing a Claude-in-Chrome-compatible tool set for real clicks, typing, screenshots, accessibility-tree reading, page text, form filling, JavaScript execution, console and network inspection, file uploads and GIF recording. Agent sessions run in isolated tab groups with per-site permission prompts, activity logging and a global stop control.

Provides MCP tools to control real, logged-in Chrome or Brave browser profiles—tabs, navigation, clicks, and typing—with secure profile isolation and no network listener.