MCP server for Zen Browser automation via WebDriver BiDi
The first MCP server for Zen Browser. Automate Zen from Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client. No Selenium. No Playwright. No browser drivers. Just WebSocket. Pro tip: Add to your shell config. Then just run . If you cloned instead of npm install, use That's it. Start a new Claude Code session and the tools are available. Tool | What it does | ------|-------------| | List all open tabs | Tool |…
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The first MCP server for Zen Browser. Automate Zen from Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client. No Selenium. No Playwright. No browser drivers. Just WebSocket. Pro tip: Add to your shell config. Then just run . If you cloned instead of npm install, use That's it. Start a new Claude Code session and the tools are available. Tool | What it does | ------|-------------| | List all open tabs | Tool | What it does | ------|-------------| | Page structure with selectors (filter: all/interactive/form)…
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