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@avavilov/yandex-browser-control

v0.0.1

Published

Control Yandex browser tabs, windows, and navigation

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ikeanuikeanu

Keywords

yandexbrowserautomationmcp

Readme

Yandex Browser Control

An MCP server for controlling Yandex Browser. You can connect it to Claude Desktop (or any MCP-capable host) to manage tabs, windows, and navigation.

Installation

To use as an npm package:

npm install @avavilov/yandex-browser-control

Or use as a Claude Desktop MCP server:

  • If distributed via the Claude Desktop Extensions catalog: open Claude Desktop → Extensions and install "Yandex Browser Control" (when available).
  • For local development today: add it as a custom MCP server in Claude Desktop.
    • Build or run from source (see Development below).
    • In Claude Desktop, go to Settings → Extensions → Model Context Protocol → Add server (Command), and point it to either:
      • Dev: run command npm run dev in this repository directory
      • Prod: run command node dist/index.js in this repository directory

Usage

Once connected, you can control Yandex Browser directly through Claude Desktop.

Logging

  • All logs are emitted to stderr only (never stdout) to comply with MCP over stdio.
  • In addition, logs are duplicated to a temp file. The absolute path to this file is printed to stderr on startup, for example:
logging to file: /var/folders/…/yandex-browser-control.log.12345

You can control verbosity with the LOG_LEVEL env variable (default: info).

Contributing

See contributing.md for development, build, and code quality instructions.

Project Structure

  • src/ — TypeScript source code for the server.
  • dist/ — Compiled JavaScript output (generated on build).
  • src/tools/ — MCP tools, one directory per tool with an index.ts that exports metadata, input schema (when needed), handler, and types.

Tools

  • Each tool lives in src/tools/<tool-name>/index.ts and should export:
    • name and description strings
    • inputSchema (Zod raw shape) when the tool takes parameters; omit inputSchema entirely for no-arg tools
    • handler function returning { content: [{ type: 'text', text: string }] } or structured content
    • any types (e.g., Input, Output)
  • Register all tools in src/tools/index.ts via registerTools(server), which is invoked from src/index.ts.

License

MIT