Lists active parallel browser sessions with IDs and details to monitor automation workflows and manage resources in multi-browser testing.
Apache 2.0
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"Browser Automation Tools" matching MCP tools:
- Create parallel browser sessions to run multiple browser instances simultaneously for data scraping, automation, A/B testing, or batch processing tasks requiring independent sessions.Apache 2.0
- Create parallel browser sessions to run multiple browser instances simultaneously for tasks like data scraping, automation, A/B testing, or batch processing with independent cookies and state.Apache 2.0
- List all runbook automation tools to identify available automated actions for runbook management.MIT
- Start a Safari automation session with developer tools access to control the browser, debug web applications, and monitor network activity.MIT
- Run Python automation code inside the persistent browser daemon to control pages, extract data, and execute multi-step browser tasks.MIT
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Programmatic headless browser sessions: create, interact, browse, and extract - rendered in a real
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- Initialize browser automation to begin web interactions. Prepare the environment as the required first step for all browser actions.Apache 2.0
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- Launch a persistent browser session that remains active across automation steps, preserving cookies, tabs, and page state until explicitly closed.MIT
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- List apps in the automation catalog to discover available triggers and actions before building automations.MIT
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- Execute multi-step browser automation sequences like clicks, form fills, and screenshots on JS-heavy sites, preserving login state across calls.MIT
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