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LOOKING FOR / Automate a browser

MATCH 01

BrowserTools MCP

Streams console, network, screenshots and Lighthouse audits from your own Chrome tabs to an MCP client

WHY THIS MATCH

Name: BrowserTools MCP

About: BrowserTools MCP gives a coding assistant in Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, Cline, Zed or Gemini CLI a view of the Chrome session you already have open and logged in to.…

LocalCan change things
7.3kGitHub stars
5.0k/wknpm downloads
65popularity score
MATCH 02

Flyto2 Core

Python workflow engine whose browser, file, HTTP and data modules run as traced, replayable steps

WHY THIS MATCH

Description: Python workflow engine whose browser, file, HTTP and data modules run as traced, replayable steps

LocalCan change things
483GitHub stars
1.6k/moPyPI downloads
53popularity score
MATCH 03

Chrome DevTools MCP

OFFICIAL SERVER

Lets an assistant control and inspect a live Chrome browser: automate pages, debug, trace performance.

WHY THIS MATCH

Description: Lets an assistant control and inspect a live Chrome browser: automate pages, debug, trace performance.

LocalCan change things
55kGitHub stars
1.9M/wknpm downloads
125popularity score
MATCH 04

jshookmcp

Reverse-engineering workbench for web pages, JavaScript bundles, WASM, native processes and APKs

WHY THIS MATCH

Tool run_extension_workflow: Run a declared workflow as one step

Tool browser_launch: Start a Chromium or Camoufox browser

LocalCan change things
2.1kGitHub stars
1.3k/wknpm downloads
74popularity score
MATCH 05

JS Reverse MCP

Debug and reverse-engineer a web page's JavaScript in a visible Chrome, with breakpoints and network capture

WHY THIS MATCH

About: …maker's own Patchright fork, which avoids common automation tells at the protocol level; the --cloak flag swaps in the CloakBrowser Chromium build with fingerprint…

LocalCan change things
3.1kGitHub stars
1.2k/wknpm downloads
77popularity score
MATCH 06

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 07

Tidewave

Runtime tools for coding agents working on Vite and TanStack Start apps in development

WHY THIS MATCH

Tool browser_eval: Runs actions in a browser tab connected to the Tidewave control page

LocalCan change things
38GitHub stars
22k/wknpm downloads
55popularity score
MATCH 08

Firefox DevTools MCP

OFFICIAL SERVER

Mozilla's server for driving and debugging Firefox: browse, fill forms, read console, network, profiler

WHY THIS MATCH

Tool dismiss_dialog: Dismiss a browser dialog

LocalCan change things
553GitHub stars
4.1k/wknpm downloads
79popularity score
MATCH 09

computer-use-linux

Linux desktop control over MCP: accessibility trees, screenshots, clicks and typing on Wayland and X11

WHY THIS MATCH

Close in meaning: its description, above.

LocalCan change things
824GitHub stars
4.4k/wknpm downloads
74popularity score
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