官方说明browser-use-mcp-server An MCP server that enables AI agents to control web browsers using browser-use.** Want to Vibe Browse the Web?** Open-source AI-powered web browser - **Vibe Browser**.
配置模板(请按你的客户端调整)
claude mcp add browser-use-mcp-server -- npx -y browser-use-mcp-server
**An MCP server that enables AI agents to control web browsers using browser-use.** > **🌐 Want to Vibe Browse the Web?** Open-source AI-powered web browser - **Vibe Browser**. > > **🔗 Managing multiple MCP servers?** Simplify your development workflow with agent-browser Prerequisites - uv - Fast Python package manager - Playwright - Browser automation - mcp-proxy - Required for stdio mode Environment Create a .env file: Installation Usage SSE Mode stdio Mode Client Configuration SSE Mode Client Configuration stdio Mode Client Configuration Config Locations | Client | Configuration Path | | ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | | Cursor | ./.cursor/mcp.json | | Windsurf | ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json | | Claude (Mac) | ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json | | Claude (Windows) | %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json | Features - [x] **Browser Automation**: Control browsers through AI agents - [x] **Dual Transport**: Support for both SSE and stdio protocols - [x] **VNC Streaming**: Watch browser automation in real-time - [x] **Async Tasks**: Execute browser operations asynchronously Local Development To develop and test the package locally: 1. Build a distributable wheel: 2. Install it as a global tool: 3. Run from any directory: 4. After making changes, rebuild and reinstall: Docker Using Docker provides a consistent and isolated environment for running the server. *Note: The :ro flag in the volume mount (-v) makes the password file read-only inside the container for added security.* VNC Viewer Default password: browser-use (unless overridden using the custom password method) Example Try asking your AI: Support For issues or inquiries: cobrowser.xyz Star History