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@kiro-paradigm/browser

v0.1.0

Published

MCP server providing Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) browser automation — connects to an already-running Chrome instance when Playwright MCP cannot launch

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Links

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Maintainers

renfengrenfeng

Keywords

mcpmodel-context-protocolbrowserchromecdpdevtoolsautomationkiro

Readme

Browser Power for Kiro

A Kiro power providing browser automation with a CDP fallback MCP server.

What's Included

| Component | Purpose | |-----------|---------| | .kiro/powers/browser/ | Kiro power (Playwright + CDP + Chrome DevTools MCP servers) | | src/ | CDP fallback MCP server (@renfeng/kiro-browser-alternative) |

MCP Servers

  • Playwright (enabled) — Full browser automation via @playwright/mcp
  • alternative (enabled) — Fallback for when Chrome is already running with the same user data directory
  • Chrome DevTools (disabled) — Alternative via chrome-devtools-mcp

Quick Start

As a Kiro Power

  1. Clone this repo
  2. In Kiro, open Command Palette → "Powers" → "Add power from Local Path"
  3. Select the .kiro/powers/browser directory

As a Workspace Root

Add to your .code-workspace:

{ "name": "browser", "path": "../browser-kirospace" }

The power at .kiro/powers/browser/ is auto-discovered.

CDP Fallback

When Playwright fails with "Opening in existing browser session", the alternative server auto-discovers the running Chrome's CDP port and connects directly. Tools:

  • cdp_list_tabs — List open tabs
  • cdp_navigate — Navigate a tab to a URL
  • cdp_screenshot — Capture viewport as PNG
  • cdp_evaluate — Run JavaScript in a tab
  • cdp_reload — Reload a tab

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm test

License

MIT