InBrowserMCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Control and automate web browsers via AI-driven commands.

• 2

  Interact with web page content and browser state programmatically.

• 3

  That require a backend server to coordinate between user interfaces, AI models, and browser extensions.

Description

This MCP server implements the Model Context Protocol to orchestrate interactions between a React frontend, an AI model, and a Chrome browser extension. It receives commands from the frontend or AI, translates them into browser actions, and communicates with the browser extension via WebSocket to execute these actions. The server then streams results back to the frontend, enabling seamless AI-driven browser control and state monitoring.