mcp_browser_use

mcp_browser_use

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This project aims to empower AI agents to perform web use, browser automation, scraping, and automation with Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Selenium.

The MCP Browser Use project is designed to enable AI agents to autonomously perform web-related tasks such as browsing, automation, and data scraping using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Selenium. The primary goal is to allow AI agents to complete web tasks with minimal human intervention, guided by natural language instructions. Users are required to set up a Python environment and configure the MCP server to interact with the browser. The project provides a set of tools that can be used to automate various browser actions, such as clicking elements, filling text, navigating URLs, and more. The setup involves configuring a JSON file to point to the correct Python executable and ensuring all dependencies are installed. Once configured, users can interact with the MCP tools through a user interface, which displays available functions and their descriptions.

Features

  • Browser Automation: Automate web tasks using natural language instructions.
  • Selenium Integration: Leverage Selenium for robust browser interactions.
  • MCP Tools: Access a variety of tools for web automation tasks.
  • Configurable Environment: Set up a Python environment for MCP server operations.
  • User Interface: Visual interface to view and use available MCP tools.

Tools

  1. click_element

    Click on the element on the page

  2. close_browser

    Close the browser session

  3. fill_text

    Enter text into the input field

  4. navigate

    Navigate to the specified URL

  5. scroll

    Scroll the page

  6. send_keys

    Send keyboard keys to the browser

  7. start_browser

    Start a new browser session

  8. take_screenshot

    Take screenshot of the current page