mcp-browser-use
by vinayak-mehta
mcp-browser-use is an MCP server that simplifies connecting MCP clients like Claude or Cursor with the browser using browser-use. It leverages the LLM already configured in your MCP client, eliminating the need for separate LLM API keys.
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What is mcp-browser-use?
mcp-browser-use is an MCP (Meta-Config Protocol) server designed to facilitate communication between MCP clients (such as Claude or Cursor) and web browsers. It utilizes the browser-use library and allows users to leverage existing LLM configurations within their MCP client.
How to use mcp-browser-use?
To use mcp-browser-use, add the command uvx mcp-browser-use to the relevant configuration file of your MCP client. Ensure you provide the full path to uvx to prevent startup failures.
Key features of mcp-browser-use
Easy integration with MCP clients
Uses existing LLM setup in MCP client
Eliminates the need for separate LLM API keys
Based on browser-use
Use cases of mcp-browser-use
Connecting Claude to browser
Connecting Cursor to browser
Using browser functionalities within MCP clients
Simplifying LLM integration for MCP clients
FAQ from mcp-browser-use
What is an MCP client?
What is an MCP client?
An MCP client is a software application that uses the Meta-Config Protocol to interact with other applications or services.
What is browser-use?
What is browser-use?
browser-use is a library that enables communication between applications and web browsers.
Do I need an LLM API key to use this?
Do I need an LLM API key to use this?
No, mcp-browser-use leverages the LLM already set up in your MCP client.
What license is this project under?
What license is this project under?
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
How can I contribute?
How can I contribute?
Contributions are welcome! Please submit a pull request.