MCP servers

An MCP server connects an agent to external data and tools over a single protocol: files, databases, APIs and services. This section lists servers with their transport, auth method and environment variables, an install command and an honest read on the risks.

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A Chrome extension with an MCP server: the agent drives your everyday browser with its sessions, tabs, bookmarks and history

12.5KRepository stars
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An MCP server and Chrome extension that let the agent drive your already open browser with your logged-in sessions, all locally

7.1KRepository stars
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An MCP and CLI that let an agent control your real Chrome, with its own logins and extensions, through Playwright

3.9KRepository stars
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A local browser automation platform: MCP server, CLI and skills so an agent can drive Chrome, fill forms and pull data from pages

1.4KRepository stars

An MCP bridge to control your browser from a coding agent: a Chrome extension and a set of tab and page automation tools

1.3KRepository stars

An MCP server for comparing products from sources you choose: it shows where facts came from and asks for approval before buying

1.2KRepository stars

Playwright-based MCP server for browsing sites, clicking, filling forms, taking screenshots and running JavaScript in a browser

299Repository stars

An MCP server that drives your already open Chrome and stops to ask you about a 2FA code, a CAPTCHA, or a choice only you can make

48Repository stars
Russian stack

An unofficial Playwright-based MCP server that searches Yandex through a browser with authenticated cookies, extracting and ranking page content for an agent

4Repository stars
Russian stack

A browser extension and local MCP server with 254 tools: the agent reads and changes the DOM, clicks and runs JS in Yandex Browser and Chromium tabs

Frequently asked questions

What is an MCP server?

An MCP server connects an agent to external data and tools over a single protocol: files, databases, APIs and services. The agent calls its tools while it works.

How do I connect an MCP server to an agent?

The entry lists how to run it (npx, uvx, docker or a remote URL) and the environment variables. A config snippet goes into the agent settings.

Do I need a key or a paid account?

It depends on the server. Each entry states the auth method and requirements, including paid accounts, in the limitations block.