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BrowserTools MCP
Last updated December 15, 2024
A browser monitoring and interaction MCP server that enables AI tools to capture, analyze, and interact with browser activity.
BrowserTools MCP is an open-source Model Context Protocol server and Chrome extension that connects AI assistants with live browser data. Built by AgentDeskAI, it allows IDEs such as Cursor and other MCP-compatible tools to capture console logs, network activity, and accessibility insights directly from Chrome DevTools. With features like auto-paste into Cursor, Lighthouse-powered SEO and performance audits, and specialized debugging and auditing modes, BrowserTools MCP provides developers with a powerful environment for testing and improving web applications. It bridges browser runtime data with AI reasoning, enabling more context-aware automation, analysis, and debugging.
Key features
- Monitor browser logs directly in MCP-compatible IDEs
- Chrome extension for real-time browser interaction
- Auto-paste screenshots into Cursor for debugging
- Integrated Lighthouse SEO, performance, and accessibility audits
- Debugger Mode for sequential tool execution
- Audit Mode for comprehensive web audits
- Automatic host/port discovery and reconnection
- Cross-platform with improved Windows support
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