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Turn authenticated local browser sessions into composable site-specific AI tools.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "browserkit" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using my locally authenticated browser session for our internal ticketing system, design an MCP server with three tools: check ticket status, assign owner, and add comment. Provide the tool schemas and service structure.
A ticketing-focused MCP server design with tool definitions, parameter schemas, and implementation structure.
I am already logged into the target admin site. Plan a browserkit-based MCP tool to collect report data by date range and return structured JSON, and explain how to handle pagination and authentication.
A report scraping tool plan with extraction flow, output format, and session handling guidance.
Design a browserkit MCP server for an authenticated e-commerce seller dashboard so an AI can read orders, update shipping status, and check low-stock alerts. Include tool boundaries and security considerations.
A site-specific toolset design for the seller dashboard, with allowed actions, constraints, and security controls.
Continuously record browser activity for AI agents and control a headed Chromium browser.
Lets AI control the browser for web actions, extraction, and testing.
Let AI automate local browser actions via a Chrome extension.
Connect AI to a local browser for automated web actions and screenshots.
Connect MCP clients to browser apps and use Web APIs as resources.
Securely let AI control a real browser for web automation and extraction.