"browser" matching MCP servers:

A read-only MCP server that automates Google Classroom web pages for accounts without OAuth access, enabling search and reading of courses, classwork, and attachments.

Enables AI assistants to read a student's own Blackboard (Ultra) data—courses, assignments, grades, announcements, and attachments—through their existing logged-in browser session, read-only and locally.

Enables AI assistants to query HSE University's RUZ schedule API: find students, lecturers, groups, and rooms by substring, and retrieve a student's schedule by corporate email or a group's schedule by ID for 1–60 days ahead. Works without login or browser, though only from the HSE campus network or staff VPN.

An unofficial MCP server for Cambridge's CamCORS system, enabling supervision report management through a Chrome browser.

Enables MCP clients to teach on a view-only local browser chalkboard by drawing equations, plots, molecules, diagrams, and science illustrations step by step, with snapshots and saved lessons.

Enables browsing your POLITEMall courses, retrieving content, grades, announcements, calendar events, and assignments using your browser session.

Enables AI assistants to read a student's own university academic data — class timetables, exam schedules, grades, available terms, and empty classrooms — from Qiangzhi (jsxsd) or Zhengfang V9 systems via a session imported from the browser. All access is strictly read-only, never performing course selection, withdrawal, or evaluations.

Enables access to Columbus School for Girls Veracross portal features including directory search for students/parents/staff, calendar events, and Lower School lunch volunteer scheduling through secure browser authentication.

Lets AI assistants browse a Brightspace-based course platform read-only: list courses, search modules for lecture slides, extract text from PDF/PowerPoint/Word files, and check upcoming deadlines, assignments, and announcements. Runs locally on the user's own machine with their own browser sign-in.

Enables AI assistants to search and apply for jobs on Handshake, track applications, and research employers using your browser session.

Gives Claude, Codex, Cursor and any other MCP client read access to your courses, content, files, grades, deadlines, announcements and discussions, using your own browser session.

Enables agents to automate icourse163 course workflows, including browser-based login, inspecting course structure, completing task points, submitting quizzes with simulated timing, replying to discussions, and verifying progress.

Enables users to search for courses, view detailed syllabus information, and manage enrollments and progress on Coursera. It supports automated interactions including viewing certificates through local or cloud-based browser environments using Playwright.

Provides AI agents with direct access to local Yomitan dictionary databases for offline Japanese vocabulary lookups, kanji searches, and sentence tokenization. It leverages the Yomitan browser extension's API to enable rich dictionary interactions and Anki flashcard field generation.

Runs locally and lets AI clients read course deadlines, courses, announcements, activities, and files through a user-authenticated browser session, with assignment submission optional.

Enables automated interaction with the Moodle platform, allowing users to list courses and modules, retrieve assignment details, and download course files via browser automation.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides secure access to N Lobby school portal data including announcements, schedules, and learning resources through browser-based authentication.

Enables parents with Icelandic InfoMentor accounts to sign in through a visible browser on the MCP host and read visible parent landing-page and frame text through MCP tools, while passwords and cookies stay in the browser. It also exposes session status checks, setup progress tracking, browser installation, cancellation, and logout, though structured child selection, schedules, homework, notices, attendance, and grades are not yet implemented in this preview.

Enables humans and AI agents to collaborate live on documents in a browser-based editor, with agents connecting via OAuth-enabled MCP tools for writing, commenting, memory, files, web retrieval, and backups. It can optionally integrate school drive and learning-platform access.

Enables AI agents to programmatically access Google NotebookLM through browser automation for managing notebooks, sources, and chat interactions. It supports automated content generation including audio overviews, study guides, and quizzes directly within AI workflows.