"Information about terminals or terminal applications" matching MCP servers:

Ultimate Standalone Terminal Browser & Web Scraper - Browse any website, extract content & links directly in your terminal.

Enables terminal AI coding assistants to interact with web AI chat services through browser automation, supporting multiple platforms like Doubao and ChatGPT.

Enables viewing your own LinkedIn account data—such as profile views, applications, saved jobs, job listings, and notifications—as structured tool results, with optional gated write actions for saving or unsaving jobs and unfollowing companies.

An MCP server that captures screenshots of URLs or local app windows and analyzes them with a local Ollama vision model, enabling Claude to visually inspect web pages and desktop applications without sending image data externally.

A lightweight MCP server that enables control of the Tabby terminal via Chrome DevTools Protocol, allowing execution of JavaScript, DOM queries, and screenshots.

Self-hosted MCP server that gives AI assistants a real Linux development environment: file editing, shell commands, tmux terminals, and browser screenshots, with bounded access through a project registry and write gates.

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.

An MCP server that allows users to check if a website is experiencing downtime by querying isitdownrightnow.com, providing status information and details about recent downtime events.

Enables web search functionality through Perplexity AI's API with time-based filtering options. Allows users to search the web for recent information within specified time periods (day, week, month, or year).

Enables publishing text or image posts to LinkedIn through the official API and preparing or submitting simplified job applications using a secure local browser session, with user confirmation and privacy safeguards.

Enables AI assistants and terminals to control a user's already logged-in Chrome session, allowing them to navigate pages, read content, click and type, run JavaScript, and inspect console or network activity.

Enables AI assistants and terminal users to control a logged-in Chrome browser, performing actions like opening pages, searching, filling forms, and taking screenshots without re-authentication.

A native Windows terminal multiplexer with MCP bridge for AI agents, enabling browser automation, multi-agent coordination, and terminal control.

Enables tool-capable AI models to operate a private Linux desktop and headless browser, with terminal, file, and application controls, while keeping your physical mouse and keyboard separate.

Provides AI agents with cloud-based execution environments through Alibaba Cloud's Wuying infrastructure, enabling browser automation, file operations, and terminal access in secure, serverless cloud environments.

MCP server that bridges opencode into Firefox, enabling page reading, JavaScript execution, and security auditing directly from the terminal.

Enables AI agents to fully control a terminal browser via MCP, navigating pages, filling forms, logging in, and managing cookies with deterministic numbered links and forms. Also provides an interactive human CLI.

Integrates WebcrawlerAPI's web scraping and crawling capabilities into MCP-compatible applications like Claude Code, allowing content extraction from any website.

Enables an MCP-capable coding agent to run a local-first job search: recording verified opportunities in a private SQLite tracker, tracking follow-ups and outcomes, and preparing evidence-based resumes, application answers, and outreach drafts. It keeps all personal data on the user's machine and stops before submitting applications, uploading documents, or contacting anyone.

A considerate, space-aware CLI and MCP server for background browser automation in Zen Browser, allowing terminal agents to control the browser without interrupting the user's active session.