"GNOME Terminal" matching MCP servers:

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

An MCP server that provides web_search and web_fetch tools returning plain text via the tbro terminal browser to reduce token usage, with the trade-off of no JavaScript support.

MCP server that scrapes Terminal Trove to search CLI/TUI tools and retrieve design references like screenshots and install commands for agentic UI research.

Enables Claude Code to capture and analyze web page screenshots, responsive layouts, and page metadata using Puppeteer. It allows developers to perform visual UI inspections and compare designs across various viewports directly within the terminal.

Web search, page fetching, and research from the terminal or any MCP client — no API key required.

A comprehensive website crawler and SEO analyzer that stores site data in a local SQLite database for AI-driven auditing. It enables users to detect technical SEO issues, broken links, and security vulnerabilities through natural language queries or terminal commands.

Enables AI agents and terminal users to search players and tournaments, read tournament pages as structured data, and retrieve Austrian championship leagues without login. Also supports checking and, after confirmation, entering team match reports against club rosters and the public results site.

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.

A semantic terminal browser that renders web pages as structured numbered elements for LLM agents via MCP, enabling agents to navigate, interact, and extract data from any website.

A lightweight MCP server for parsing HTML, fetching URLs, rendering terminal-style screenshots, and executing JavaScript on static HTML without external dependencies.

Enables AI assistants to automate web interactions such as navigating pages, clicking elements, filling forms, querying the DOM, evaluating JavaScript, and inspecting network/console logs — all from a Termux terminal without Chromium, root, or proot.

Enables AI assistants to turn links into clean, AI-ready Markdown locally with no API key, extracting YouTube transcripts and playlists with timestamps, the main content of web pages, and recent App Store reviews with rating histograms. The same tools are also available from a terminal CLI.

Enables AI agents and terminal users to search nine job boards across eight countries — including salary-transparent tech postings and Swiss and Singapore government portals — filtering by pay, remote work, tech stack and location, and to track which roles have already been applied to. It also exposes board metadata as data and surfaces duplicate-application state without failing, so agents can drive the whole search-to-apply flow conversationally.

Enables AI agents and terminal users to search nine job boards across eight countries for salary-transparent tech postings, filtering by pay, remote status, and technology, then apply to matches while tracking which roles were already applied to.

Self-hosted financial data terminal for AI agents. Scrapes and serves SEC filings (full-text search), 13F institutional holdings, insider and congressional trades, FINRA short data, FRED economic indicators, CFTC futures positioning, VIX/put-call ratios, and daily stock prices over MCP.