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purroxy

v0.5.6

Published

Record what you do on any website. Securely automate it forever.

Downloads

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Maintainers

mreidermreider

Keywords

mcpmcp-serverclaudeanthropicelectronbrowser-automationplaywrightaiautomationdesktop-app

Readme

Purroxy

purroxy2 MCP server

Tests purroxy2 MCP server

Record what you do on any website. Securely automate it forever.

Pre-release software. Purroxy is under active development. Functionality may be incomplete or break between updates — no guarantees are provided. If you run into issues or have feedback, please open an issue on GitHub.

Purroxy gives Claude secure access to websites behind your login. You walk through a site in Purroxy's built-in browser, and every action you take is recorded as a capability. At runtime, Purroxy replays those exact steps on your behalf. Your credentials never leave your machine.

Download

Latest release — macOS, Windows, Linux.

How it works

  1. Log in once — Enter a URL and log in through the secure embedded browser. Credentials never touch any AI.
  2. Record what you want done — Walk through the site. Every click, search, and navigation is recorded as a reusable capability with parameters.
  3. Ask Claude — Claude replays the recorded steps, fills in variable inputs, and extracts results. Your password is never stored or shared.

Security

  • Zero-knowledge login — Purroxy never sees your password, only session cookies
  • Encrypted vault — Sensitive data stored in your OS keychain, typed into forms by Purroxy, never sent to Claude
  • Data scrubbing — Vault values removed from page content before Claude sees it
  • Local extraction — Data extracted on your machine, sensitive results redacted

Claude Desktop integration

Purroxy connects to Claude Desktop via MCP. One-click setup in Settings. Your capabilities become tools Claude can call.

Pricing

Free during pre-release. Early accounts will be grandfathered when paid plans launch ($3.89/month). Or contribute a capability to the community library and use Purroxy free forever.

Development

npm install
npm run dev        # Vite dev server + Electron
npm test           # Run 559 tests
npm run package    # Build distributable

Backend (Cloudflare Worker):

cd backend
npm install
npm test           # Run 139 tests
npm run dev        # Local dev server
npm run deploy     # Deploy to Cloudflare

License

Apache 2.0