Clarity MCP Bootleg Market

What is Clarity MCP Bootleg Market?

A server that connects AI assistants like Claude with web APIs extracted from HAR files. It turns browser traffic into tool calls by "borrowing" functionality from websites and making it available as MCP tools.

How to use Clarity MCP Bootleg Market?

Install globally with npm install -g @lekt9/clarity-mcp, set the CLARITY_API_KEY environment variable (and optionally CLARITY_MCP_ID), then run clarity-mcp. For Claude Desktop, use the command npx -y @smithery/cli@latest install @lekt9/clarity-mcp --claude. Create your own MCPs by uploading a HAR file at https://www.theclarityproject.net and obtaining an API key.

Key features of Clarity MCP Bootleg Market

• Extracts API endpoints from HAR files automatically
• Generates MCP tools using AI from captured traffic
• Forwards ListTools and CallTool requests to a backend
• Transforms responses to match the MCP protocol
• Requires only an API key for authentication
• Integrates directly with Claude Desktop via stdio

Use cases of Clarity MCP Bootleg Market

• Turn any website’s network requests into custom MCP tools for Claude
• Reverse-engineer web APIs to create bootleg copies usable by AI agents
• Extend AI assistants with real-time data from services that lack official APIs
• Build a private collection of MCPs captured from everyday browsing sessions

FAQ from Clarity MCP Bootleg Market

What is a HAR file and how do I create one?

A HAR (HTTP Archive) file captures all network requests your browser makes while interacting with a website. Open Developer Tools (F12), go to the Network tab, record activity, then right-click and select “Save all as HAR with content”.

How do I get an API key for the Clarity server?

Visit https://www.theclarityproject.net, upload your HAR file, and obtain your API key from the website after the platform processes the file.

Are there any security concerns with using HAR files?

Yes. HAR files can contain sensitive information like cookies, authentication tokens, and personal data. Handle them securely and avoid sharing them publicly.

What are the limitations of the Clarity MCP Bootleg Market?

The server requires a valid API key to make authenticated requests. Tool execution depends on the availability of the Clarity backend. The server does not cache tool definitions or results.

How is this different from other MCP servers?

This server acts as a proxy that transforms HAR‑captured web API calls into MCP tools, rather than providing a fixed set of direct integrations. You create your own tools from any website’s network traffic.