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@truenine/browseruse-mcp-server

v0.0.3

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A browseruse mcp server

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Keywords

browserdebuggingloggingscreenshotschromeextension

Readme

BrowserUse MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides browser automation and web performance auditing capabilities through Puppeteer and Lighthouse integration.

Features

  • Browser Automation: Puppeteer-based browser control and automation
  • Performance Auditing: Lighthouse integration for web performance analysis
  • Real-time Logging: Comprehensive logging system with configurable levels
  • Multi-browser Support: Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox compatibility
  • WebSocket API: Real-time communication for browser interactions
  • REST API: HTTP endpoints for programmatic access

Quick Start

Installation

npm install @truenine/browseruse-mcp-server

Usage

As CLI Tool

npx -y @truenine/browseruse-mcp-server

Programmatic Usage

import { BrowserConnector } from '@truenine/browseruse-server'

const connector = new BrowserConnector()
await connector.start()

API Features

Lighthouse Audits

  • Performance: Core Web Vitals, loading metrics
  • Accessibility: WCAG compliance checks
  • SEO: Search engine optimization analysis
  • Best Practices: Security and modern web standards

Browser Operations

  • Page navigation and interaction
  • Screenshot capture
  • Network monitoring
  • Console log collection

Configuration

The server supports various configuration options including:

  • Browser preferences and paths
  • Connection timeouts and retry limits
  • Logging levels and output formats
  • Screenshot storage paths

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥18.0.0
  • Chrome, Chromium, or compatible browser

License

LGPL-2.1-or-later

Repository

GitHub Repository