Keyword: web-automation
- navia-aiReleased5d agoVersion0.29.0
Agente de navegador autónomo con IA (Claude). Abre Chrome o Firefox reales, lee la página y la opera con una sola instrucción en lenguaje natural. Incluye truco CDP anti-Cloudflare.
- @uplink-code/uplinkReleased5d agoVersion0.12.0
Uplink - High-level browser automation SDK for remotely controlling browsers via workers
- pi-chromeReleased3d agoVersion0.15.43
Let Pi use your existing signed-in Chrome profile after explicit authorization.
- @mozilla/firefox-devtools-mcp-mozReleased2d agoVersion0.9.7
Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Firefox DevTools automation (moz build with privileged context support)
- obscura-nodeReleased2d agoVersion1.1.0
Node.js wrapper for Obscura — the Rust-powered headless browser for AI agents and web scraping. Drop-in replacement for headless Chrome with Puppeteer and Playwright. Ultra-lightweight (~30 MB), instant startup, built-in stealth mode.
- cdp-toolkitReleased6h agoVersion1.0.0
A lightweight chrome-devtools-mcp alternative: a single-target Chrome DevTools Protocol MCP server + CLI that drives one tab over a direct WebSocket with a bounded timeout on every call, so a stuck page can't wedge your agent or force a /mcp restart. 33 t
- @qubiqlabs/webpilotReleased12h agoVersion1.0.3
AI-native web automation on top of Playwright: natural language execution, codegen, healing, and reports
- chrometools-mcpReleased4d agoVersion3.6.0
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Chrome automation using Puppeteer. Persistent browser sessions, UI framework detection (MUI, Ant Design, etc.), Page Object support, visual testing, Figma comparison. Works seamlessly in WSL, Linux, macOS, and Windo
- @mozilla/firefox-devtools-mcpReleased2d agoVersion0.9.7
Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Firefox DevTools automation
- agent-webbridgeReleased3d agoVersion1.1.2
Clean-room, open-source browser automation for AI agents — drive your real Chrome (real logins) across multiple profiles IN PARALLEL. A lightweight Node daemon + MV3 extension, no closed-source dependency.