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clearcote-mcp

v0.1.0

Published

MCP server for Clearcote — drive the open-source stealth Chromium from Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, and any MCP client.

Readme

Clearcote MCP server

Drive the open-source Clearcote stealth Chromium from any MCP client — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Continue, or your own agent. One shared, coherent stealth browser; ~20 tools to navigate, read, extract, click, fill, screenshot, and persist sessions — plus get_cdp_endpoint, which hands the same stealth browser to any Playwright / Puppeteer / browser-use / Crawl4AI client.

The fingerprint is corrected in Chromium's C++, so you do not add puppeteer-stealth / undetected-chromedriver / any JS patching — those self-reveal and undo it. Driving over CDP adds no automation flags, so navigator.webdriver stays false and the persona is intact end to end.


Run it

Node (no install):

npx clearcote-mcp

Python:

pip install clearcote-mcp
clearcote-mcp            # stdio server

Both auto-download + SHA-256-verify the right Clearcote binary per OS on first use (native Windows x64 + Linux x64).

Add it to a client

Claude Desktop / Cursor / Cline mcpServers config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "clearcote": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "clearcote-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "CLEARCOTE_FINGERPRINT": "acct-1",
        "CLEARCOTE_PLATFORM": "windows",
        "CLEARCOTE_PROXY": "http://user:pass@host:port",
        "CLEARCOTE_GEOIP": "1"
      }
    }
  }
}

The persona lives in the environment, so the tool surface stays clean:

| env var | meaning | |---|---| | CLEARCOTE_FINGERPRINT | seed → one stable, coherent identity (same seed = same machine across runs) | | CLEARCOTE_PLATFORM | windows | linux | macos | android | | CLEARCOTE_BRAND | Chrome | Edge | Opera | Vivaldi | | CLEARCOTE_PROXY | http://user:pass@host:port (routes all traffic) | | CLEARCOTE_GEOIP | 1 → derive timezone/locale/WebRTC IP from the proxy exit IP | | CLEARCOTE_TIMEZONE / CLEARCOTE_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE | explicit overrides | | CLEARCOTE_HEADLESS | 0 for a visible window (default headless) | | CLEARCOTE_BINARY | path to a specific Clearcote binary (optional) |

Hardening knobs: CLEARCOTE_MCP_TOOL_TIMEOUT (s), CLEARCOTE_MCP_WRITE_DIR (sandbox for file writes), CLEARCOTE_MCP_ALLOW_ANY_PATH=1, CLEARCOTE_ALLOW_PRIVATE_EGRESS=1 (allow localhost / private targets), CLEARCOTE_MCP_PREWARM=0, CLEARCOTE_SERVE_PORT.

Tools

Read · read_page (text + Markdown) · get_page_html · page_elements (interactive elements + selectors) · evaluate_js · wait_for · current_page · get_cookies · list_tabs Act · navigate · click (selector or visible text) · fill_field (selector/label/placeholder/name) · press_key · new_tab · close_tab Capture · screenshot_page · save_page_pdf Session · save_profile / load_profile (cookies + storage) Stealth / infra · get_egress_info (public IP + active persona) · get_cdp_endpoint (attach any other CDP client to the same stealth browser)

Guardrails (built in)

  • Every tool has a wall-clock timeout and returns a structured error instead of crashing the server.
  • URL args are SSRF-checked — localhost / private / cloud-metadata are refused unless you opt in.
  • File writes are confined to a sandbox dir (no path traversal).
  • Oversized text is capped so a response never floods the agent's context.
  • The shared browser is rebuilt automatically if it dies.

Just want the raw endpoint?

If you don't need the tools, run the browser as a standing CDP endpoint and attach your existing code:

clearcote-serve --port 9222 --fingerprint acct-1 --platform windows
# → prints http://127.0.0.1:9222 ; then:  connect_over_cdp / puppeteer.connect({browserURL})

See USAGE.md for per-client examples. Part of clearcote-browser (BSD-3).