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Browser-use MCP Client

@Linzo99

Basic information

Category

Browser Automation

Transports

stdio

Author

Linzo99

About Browser-use MCP Client

A MCP client for browser-use

Browser-use MCP Client config

No standard config provided

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Repository

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Overview

What is Browser-use MCP Client?

Browser-use MCP Client is a modern React application that provides a user‑friendly interface for interacting with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers through Server‑Sent Events (SSE). It is designed for developers who need a graphical client to connect to MCP servers, view real‑time responses (including screenshots from browser agents), and manage conversation history.

How to use Browser-use MCP Client?

Install dependencies with pnpm install, start the development server with pnpm dev, and run the proxy server with ./proxy/index.js. The application will be available at http://localhost:5173. You also need a running MCP server (the repository includes a Python example for browser automation) and Node.js v18+ with pnpm.

Key features of Browser-use MCP Client

  • Real‑time SSE communication with MCP servers
  • Clean, responsive UI with light/dark theme support
  • Live screenshot preview from browser automation tools
  • Persistent chat history with message threading
  • Cancel in‑progress requests and clear chat history
  • Easy server connection configuration

Use cases of Browser-use MCP Client

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Frequently asked questions

1

What are the prerequisites for running Browser-use MCP Client?

Node.js (v18 or later), pnpm as the package manager, and a running MCP server. For the example Python server, Python 3.8+ is also required.

2

What transport does the client use to connect to MCP servers?

The client connects to MCP servers via Server‑Sent Events (SSE).

3

How do I start the application after cloning?

Run `pnpm install`, then `pnpm dev`, and in a separate terminal start the proxy with `./proxy/index.js`. The app opens at `localhost:5173`.

4

Does the client include an example MCP server?

Yes, the repository provides a Python‑based MCP server that uses `browser-use` for browser automation and Gemini as the LLM.

5

Are there any authentication or security features mentioned?

The README does not describe any authentication or security mechanisms.

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