MCP Server
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An MCP server implementation that provides tools for controlling remote cloud browsers through CloudBrowser.ai with AI-powered automation capabilities.
Remote Browser Management: Open, close, and control cloud browsers
Direct Browser Control: Puppeteer-based automation via Chrome DevTools Protocol
Session Management: Save and restore browser sessions with cookies/localStorage
Remote Desktop Access: Integration for visual browser control
AI-Powered Automation: Intelligent page content analysis and element interaction
Dual Transport: Support for both stdio and HTTP communication
You need a CloudBrowser.ai API token. Get one from cloudbrowser.ai.
For OpenAI Agents, n8n, and Make integrations, use the HTTP endpoint:
Endpoint: https://mcp.cloudbrowser.ai
Authorization Header: Bearer your_api_token_here
Add this to your claude_desktop_config.json:
open_browser - Opens a new remote browser instance in the cloud
close_browser - Closes a specific browser instance
get_browsers - Lists all active browser instances
start_remote_desktop - Starts VNC access to a browser
stop_remote_desktop - Stops VNC access to a browser
get_saved_sessions - Lists saved browser sessions
remove_saved_session - Removes a saved session
connect_to_browser - Establishes direct control connection to a browser
navigate_to_url - Navigates to a specific URL
get_page_content - Extracts comprehensive page content and structure
click_element - Clicks on page elements using CSS selectors
type_text - Types text into form fields and inputs
get_elements - Gets information about elements matching a selector
take_screenshot - Captures page screenshots
evaluate_script - Executes JavaScript code on the page
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{
"mcpServers": {
"cloudbrowser": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["@cloudbrowser/mcp-server"],
"env": {
"CLOUDBROWSER_API_TOKEN": "your_api_token_here"
}
}
}
}