Native macOS browser exposing an MCP server so AI agents can drive a real WKWebView.
A native macOS web browser that exposes itself as a Model Context Protocol server, so AI agents can drive a real WKWebView the same way a person would — navigate, click, fill forms, read the DOM, take screenshots, run JavaScript, and capture network and console activity. Built with SwiftUI + WKWebView. The MCP server runs in-process over local HTTP with bearer-token authentication and…
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A native macOS web browser that exposes itself as a Model Context Protocol server, so AI agents can drive a real WKWebView the same way a person would — navigate, click, fill forms, read the DOM, take screenshots, run JavaScript, and capture network and console activity. Built with SwiftUI + WKWebView. The MCP server runs in-process over local HTTP with bearer-token authentication and DNS-rebinding defense. ⬇ Download the latest macOS build — signed, notarised for Apple Silicon. After…
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