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LOOKING FOR / Automate a browser

MATCH 01

Skyvern

OFFICIAL SERVER

Browser automation over MCP: drive cloud browsers, fill forms, extract data and run saved Skyvern agents

WHY THIS MATCH

Description: Browser automation over MCP: drive cloud browsers, fill forms, extract data and run saved Skyvern agents

RemoteLocalCan change things
23kGitHub stars
60popularity score
MATCH 02

Peekaboo

macOS screen capture, UI inspection and native click-and-type automation exposed over MCP

WHY THIS MATCH

Description: macOS screen capture, UI inspection and native click-and-type automation exposed over MCP

Tool browser: Work with a scoped Chrome browser child that the server owns

LocalCan change things
5.4kGitHub stars
1.5k/wknpm downloads
80popularity score
MATCH 03

Browser Use

OFFICIAL SERVER

Local MCP server that drives a Chrome or Chromium browser step by step, with an agent fallback

WHY THIS MATCH

Name: Browser Use

Tool retry_with_browser_use_agent: Hand a whole task to the autonomous Browser Use agent as a fallback

LocalCan change things
120kGitHub stars
8.1M/moPyPI downloads
119popularity score
MATCH 04

Browser Use Cloud MCP

OFFICIAL SERVER

Hosted endpoint that hands whole web tasks to Browser Use's cloud browser agent and returns the result

WHY THIS MATCH

Name: Browser Use Cloud MCP

Description: Hosted endpoint that hands whole web tasks to Browser Use's cloud browser agent and returns the result

RemoteCan change things
40popularity score
MATCH 05

OpenWork MCP Gateway

OFFICIAL SERVER

One hosted OAuth endpoint for the skills, plugins, workflows and connections an OpenWork org shares

WHY THIS MATCH

About: …URL to your coding agent, sign in through the browser and pick an organization. The agent can then use whatever that organization has shared with you: skills (SKILL.md…

RemoteCan change things
24kGitHub stars
40popularity score
MATCH 06

Jev Browser

Runs a headless Chromium task from a goal and a start URL, steered by TypeSafe's Jev model

WHY THIS MATCH

Name: Jev Browser

About: Jev Browser is a single-tool MCP server (jev_navigate) that takes a plain-language task and an http(s) start URL, then works a headless Chromium through Playwright until…

LocalCan change things
368GitHub stars
1.4k/wknpm downloads
64popularity score
MATCH 07

flow-mcp

Drives Google Flow in a local Chrome window to make videos, images, narration and captions

WHY THIS MATCH

About: …Protocol. Nothing is hosted and there is no browser extension.

LocalCan change things
534GitHub stars
33popularity score
MATCH 08

Muse-Chat-MCP

Chat with Meta's Muse agent through your own logged-in Chrome session

WHY THIS MATCH

About: Over stdio it offers tools to check login and browser state, wait for sign-in, start a new chat, send a prompt (with optional image, video or document attachments), list,…

Can change things
76GitHub stars
23popularity score
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