"browser use" matching MCP servers:

Exposes five read-only tools for checking browser status, searching X posts, searching Xiaohongshu notes, and reading Xiaohongshu notes and comments through a locally installed bb-browser CLI. It targets MCP clients such as Codex, though live retrieval remains unverified.

Enables users to drive their own logged-in LinkedIn session through browser automation, with a mandatory preview-and-confirm step before any action is sent.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) server providing offline access to TwitterAPI.io documentation for Claude and other AI assistants.

AI tools for short-form video creators (TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, Facebook Reels) — viral trend search, video analysis info, content strategy use cases.

Enables Claude to manage your LinkedIn account and pages (post, schedule, read feed, comments) by driving a real local Chrome browser under your logged-in session.

Enables AI assistants to interact with Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book) through browser automation, including searching notes, fetching recommendations and details, publishing image-text posts, and liking/favoriting content.

An MCP server for Meta's Threads that acts as your own account, enabling reading profiles, posts, replies, timeline, search, and performing actions like posting, replying, liking, following, and scheduling, using a real logged-in browser session.

Enables finding recent X posts through a local MCP harness's existing browser and model, without a paid X API or separate model key. It prepares X searches, collects rendered posts, filters and ranks results with dates and source links, and supports optional CDP browser mode.

Released 3.0.0: 22 MCP tools, guided offline setup, local stdio, Chrome and manual login. No hosted deployment or job-research brief. Writes need opt-in, reviewed preview and human approval. Unofficial; provider compatibility, first-use cohorts, coordinated erasure and Windows privacy proof remain unverified. No mandatory paid service.

Enables MCP clients like Claude to access a user's Medium account, including Following and For you feeds, full member-only posts, search, reading lists, and managing follows, saves, and claps after a one-time browser login.

Local MCP server and Chrome/Edge extension that let AI assistants use your existing signed-in browser sessions on Reddit and Zhihu. Provides 54 site operations through three stable MCP tools, with on-demand operation discovery, compact structured results, and pagination; requires Node.js 22+ and the companion extension on the same computer.

Enables reading public X (Twitter) content like profiles, tweets, and search results via a stealth browser, without official API costs.

Controls the user's LinkedIn account through a logged-in browser session, enabling post publishing, profile viewing and editing, job searching, and Easy Apply submissions from chat.

Universal LinkedIn MCP server for profile editing, rich posting (media, polls), messaging threads, network growth, and analytics with stealth browser automation and strict account guardrails.

Enables local-only use of LinkedIn's official API to authenticate via OAuth, publish text posts, and read or reply to comments with explicit confirmation. Keeps access tokens in the OS keychain and avoids scraping or browser automation.

Lets an AI assistant operate LinkedIn through an authenticated browser session, enabling profile management, posting, networking, messaging, job search, and automated applications.

A local MCP server that lets Claude use your Facebook account through the normal website in a real Chrome window, with read-only tools and staged, confirmable write actions.

Enables searching Facebook Marketplace listings from Claude using your existing Facebook session without a browser.

MCP server for automating LinkedIn actions such as reading feeds, sending messages, creating posts, and managing connections. Uses browser automation with proxy and stealth support.

Enables AI agents to search and retrieve LinkedIn jobs, profiles, companies, people, posts, reactions, groups, and inbox conversations through typed MCP tools, with safety limits and no browser automation.