Runno is a collection of JavaScript toolkits for securely running code in multiple programming languages in environments such as browsers and Node.js. It achieves sandboxed execution through WebAssembly and WASI, supports languages such as Python, Ruby, JavaScript, SQLite, C/C++, and provides integration methods such as web components and MCP servers.

Playwright MCP is a browser automation server based on Playwright that enables interaction between LLM and web pages through structured data rather than pixel input.

An AI-driven browser automation server based on the MCP protocol, supporting natural language control of web page operations and in-depth web research.

An MCP server based on browser - use, enabling AI agents to control web browsers for automated operations.

The 302AI BrowserUse MCP Server is an AI-based browser automation server that enables natural language control of browsers and web research through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Notte is an open-source full-stack network AI agent framework that provides browser sessions, automated LLM-driven agents, web page observation and operation, credential management, etc. It aims to transform the Internet into an agent-friendly environment and reduce the cognitive burden of LLMs by describing website structures in natural language.

Hyperbrowser's MCP server provides web scraping, structured data extraction, and browser proxy tools.

An MCP server implemented for the RAG Web Browser Actor, supporting AI agents to perform web searches and content extraction.

An MCP server based on Playwright, providing browser automation capabilities for LLMs, including web page interaction, screenshot capture, and JavaScript execution.

An MCP server implementation based on Selenium WebDriver, providing browser automation functions

PassportMCP is a toolkit that allows users to build an MCP server for any website and automatically synchronize browser authentication information. It captures the authentication status through a Chrome extension, stores it locally, and injects it into HTTP requests, enabling access to website data without a developer API.

A Playwright-based browser automation MCP server that provides web page interaction capabilities for LLMs.

This project uses Playwright for automated browser testing and is integrated and deployed with Cloudflare Workers, Browser Rendering, and @cloudflare/playwright, supporting web page interaction operations through an AI assistant.

An MCP server based on Puppeteer that provides browser automation functions, supports Linux display servers (X11 and Wayland), and enables LLMs to interact with web pages, take screenshots, and execute JavaScript.

Playwright MCP is a browser automation service based on Playwright. It provides web page interaction capabilities for LLM through structured accessibility snapshots rather than pixel input. It supports multiple functions such as headless/headed mode, tab management, and navigation operations, and is suitable for scenarios such as web page navigation, data extraction, and automated testing.

ComfyUI custom nodes support downloading pictures and videos from over 1000 websites such as Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, and TikTok, providing browser cookie authentication and file management functions.

A penetration testing tool that automatically detects XSS and SQL injection vulnerabilities in web pages, providing browser interaction, screenshot, and script execution functions

A configurable Puppeteer MCP server that provides browser automation capabilities, supporting web page interactions, screenshots, and JavaScript execution.

A browser automation tool based on the MCP architecture that combines web scraping capabilities with LLM intelligence, supports Google search, intelligent web page content extraction, and AI processing, suitable for various website types.

Inkeep MCP is a universal document connector based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It connects local AI tools (such as Gemini CLI, Claude Desktop) with the "AI Q&A" function of any document website using the Inkeep service (such as Langfuse, Render, etc.) through browser simulation, allowing AI assistants to directly query official documentation.