io.github.inSideos-designs/cowork-qa

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v0.1.1io.github.inSideos-designsUnknownUpdated 3mo agonpmGitHub

Goal-driven Playwright browser sessions for LLMs, with full action traces and aria-snapshots.

A Model Context Protocol server that gives an LLM a real Chromium browser, records every action it takes toward a stated goal, and hands back a structured trace so the LLM (or a second LLM) can decide whether the goal was actually achieved. Built on Playwright. Five tools, one binary, no cloud dependency. Most browser-tool MCP servers are stateless — the LLM clicks, gets HTML back, repeats.…

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Authorio.github.inSideos-designs
LicenseUnknown
Version0.1.1
Sourcemcp-registry
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Dependencies60 resolved+ · none vulnerable
Tool surface5 tools · none privileged
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A Model Context Protocol server that gives an LLM a real Chromium browser, records every action it takes toward a stated goal, and hands back a structured trace so the LLM (or a second LLM) can decide whether the goal was actually achieved. Built on Playwright. Five tools, one binary, no cloud dependency. Most browser-tool MCP servers are stateless — the LLM clicks, gets HTML back, repeats. There's no record of what happened, no way to grade the run after the fact, and no goal context. Every…

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