BrowserAct MCP
BrowserAct MCP exposes published BrowserAct browser bots as tools that AI assistants can invoke for repeatable website workflows.
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BrowserAct MCP exposes published BrowserAct browser bots as tools that AI assistants can invoke for repeatable website workflows.
Key Features
- Run browser bots to collect information from dynamic pages.
- Return workflow output to an MCP-compatible assistant.
Use Cases
Navigate websites, collect page information and exercise browser workflows through an agent.
Limitations
The endpoint is supplied by the configured BrowserAct workflow. Use the access settings of that workflow rather than a guessed global URL.
Sources
- Project documentation: https://www.browseract.com/blog/turn-agent-built-browseract-bots-into-mcp-tools
MCP Setup
Access requirements
- BrowserAct account, a published Bot, and an MCP Server containing that Bot.
Client setup
Other
- Publish the Bot and expose it in a BrowserAct MCP Server.
- Copy the Server URL and API Key from that same server.
- Follow the client setup shown in BrowserAct; reload the client and check that the Bot tool is listed.
The endpoint and client configuration are generated for your server. A complete public client configuration is not shown in the announcement.
Setup docs: https://www.browseract.com/blog/turn-agent-built-browseract-bots-into-mcp-tools
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