Browser Automation MCP Servers

MCP-native, model-agnostic, agentic-first, multi-engine browser-control server.

Experimental browser automation server using Puppeteer, inspired by the original @modelcontextprotocol/server-puppeteer.

MCP server for WebUplink — give any AI agent the ability to browse and interact with the web.

MCP server for Yutori - web monitoring, deep research, and browser automation

MCP server that exposes Abrasio as an agentic browser for AI models

MCP server that drives a local Playwright browser through residential proxies — the AI agent picks the country/city and holds one sticky

AI Agent-First Browser: semantic web world model for LLM agents (library + MCP)

Aluvia MCP server — Model Context Protocol tools for browser sessions and account

Skims the web without making waves — a Japanese-web-native MCP server for low-impact, token-efficient web collection: outline→section

Dedicated browser automation MCP server using an isolated Chromium profile and Extension to provide AI browser control. Fully supports

Model Context Protocol server for Anakin (anakin.io) — gives AI agents in Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, and other

MCP server that attaches to existing browser sessions via Chrome DevTools Protocol

Pre-computed navigation recipes for public websites — skip explore-and-discover.

The official MCP server for APIFreaks — gives AI agents real-time access to Weather, IP Geolocation, WHOIS, DNS, SSL, Currency, Commodity

Intercept web API traffic during browsing. Generate portable skill files so AI agents can call APIs directly instead of scraping.

Official Applitools server for AI coding assistants.

MCP server to drive the Arc browser on macOS via a live AppleScript engine and a CDP engine.

MCP server for Arch Tools — 64 production-ready API tools for AI agents. Web scraping, AI generation (Claude/GPT-4/Grok/Gemini), crypto

Argus — Chrome DevTools Protocol MCP server for browser debugging

MCP server for aria51 accessibility scanner

Extended AskUserQuestion as an MCP server: accepts unlimited structured questions and collects answers via a local web UI