"browser" matching MCP servers:

Enables browser-based AI services to connect through remote MCP for internal document search, email checking and replies, timecard, sales/project, schedule/task, and operations tasks. It supports multiple AI clients via compatible remote MCP endpoints.

MCP server that lets AI assistants browse, search, and read files from a Google Drive folder, supporting local stdio and remote HTTP deployments with tools like list_files, search_files, get_file_info, and read_file.

Enables language models to control a real visible browser with a full set of 24 tools for navigation, clicking, form filling, screenshots, and reading page structure, while preserving login states and supporting configurable browser policies.

Enables AI agents to add precise, range-anchored comments to Google Docs by bridging the Model Context Protocol with browser automation.

MCP server for creating and managing reveal.js presentations via natural language, with built-in HTTP server to preview in browser.

Local MCP server that shapes tailored resume PDFs with live browser preview.

An MCP server that automates TimeCard timesheet management using Playwright browser automation. It enables users to manage projects, activities, and daily hours entries through natural language interactions.

Enables large language models to refine Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) via interactive visual selection of text and fine-grained prompt annotations in a browser window, with version history and precise location-based edits.

Enables agents to perform authorized read-only WeCom queries for group searches, chat message searches, document search/content, and meeting lists/details through stdio MCP, with browser login and automatic token renewal.

Gives AI agents full Slack access via session tokens, requiring no app registration, admin approval, or OAuth.

Enables Claude and other MCP clients to browse and manage Redbooth organizations, projects, task lists, tasks, subtasks, and comments, with one-click browser OAuth sign-in and an optional read-only mode.

Feishu Access Bridge enables reading Feishu (Lark) Wiki pages, documents, spreadsheets, and multi-dimensional tables. It supports user OAuth, enterprise app, or browser session access modes via CLI and MCP tools.

Enables agents to read, write, format, fill, and export Google Docs and Slides as the signed-in user through a real Chrome browser, without API keys or OAuth.

Enables MCP clients to read the signed-in employee's Keka dashboard, including profile, leave, attendance, expenses, timesheets, assets, and payroll preferences, using browser session credentials without admin API keys.

Enables building and editing real PowerPoint decks from any MCP host with a live local browser studio, slide locks, human-only pause/resume/undo/redo controls, and export to PPTX, PDF, or PNG. It preserves imported decks in one editable model while requiring no model calls, accounts, or API keys.

A browser-accessible Model Context Protocol server that enables AI assistants to manage ServiceNow incidents using Server-Sent Events. It provides comprehensive tools for creating, listing, retrieving, and updating incidents through a type-safe RESTful interface.

Lets MCP clients such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor drive local in-browser photo, vector, PDF, spreadsheet, Word, slides, and image editors on the user's machine, with processing kept entirely on-device.

Enables AI agents to read, watch, and edit live Excalidraw rooms by joining as a socket bot over a self-hosted relay, bypassing browser automation.

MCP server for Microsoft Teams that lets AI assistants search, message, and manage chats, meetings, files, and contacts using your existing Teams browser login—no app approval or Azure AD registration needed.

Generates timesheets from activity data and automates submission to PSI Project Server (SharePoint-based systems) using browser automation. Works with Activity Collector MCP to fetch data from GitLab, GitHub, and Calendar services.