Enables any MCP host to drive durable, always-on agents that run server-side on the Highway Workflow Engine via three tools: run_goal, get_status, and approve.
Enables any MCP client to drive a multi-agent orchestration engine with planning, specialist tools, critic revision, and human-in-the-loop approval for sensitive actions.
Enables AI agents to drive a Chromium browser through MCP, with persistent sessions, compact page snapshots, guarded actions, batched operations, and explicit result verification.
Enables Claude to drive the Antigravity agent by running prompts through the agy CLI non-interactively, supporting session management and optional sandboxed execution.
Enables Cursor to drive Google Chrome through the jev-browser-use click loop, with Cursor supplying tasks, typing text, and verifying results while Jev chooses the next click.
Enables coding agents to drive a real Playwright-backed browser session, navigating, observing, interacting, and capturing proof on web pages via MCP tools across stdio and Streamable HTTP transports.
An MCP server that runs concurrent, session-isolated Playwright browser contexts, so many agents can each drive their own browser at the same time without colliding.
Enables MCP clients to drive a real Chromium browser for automation, including navigation, JavaScript execution, CDP commands, network capture, and multi-tab control.
Enables AI tools to drive a hosted headless-Chromium browser over HTTP, letting them navigate, click, type, and read web pages through accessibility snapshots.
MCP server that enables AI agents to drive your real, logged-in browser via accessibility snapshots, with hardened credential brokering and local workflow memory.
Enables AI agents to drive a user-launched Firefox instance via its native Marionette protocol, providing precise DOM actuation like clicking, typing, uploading files, taking screenshots, and evaluating JavaScript.
Enables AI assistants to remotely drive a hosted headless browser over HTTP, supporting navigation, clicking, typing, and structured page reading through the Model Context Protocol. It also provides bearer-token authentication for secure remote MCP access.
Enables AI tools to drive a hosted headless Chromium browser over HTTP, allowing LLMs to navigate, click, type, and read web pages through accessibility snapshots.
Deploys a hosted, authenticated MCP server that lets AI assistants drive a real headless browser over HTTP, enabling navigation, clicking, typing, and reading pages without local browser setup.