MCP Server
Pawbrowse
Let Claude Code drive your real, logged-in Chrome. MV3 extension + zero-dep MCP server, element-table perception over CDP. The agent is the policy: no second model, no API keys.
- Browser Automation
- By ItaiZeilig
- 7 tools
Features
- Exposes 7 MCP tools including browser_status, browser_tabs, browser_navigate.
Use cases
- Claude Desktop - click the badge, then double-click the downloaded pawbrowse.mcpb (or drag it into Settings → Extensions) and hit Install. No command, no config.
- Cursor / VS Code - click the badge and approve.
- Claude Code - paste one line
- use pawbrowse: what's my browser status?
- Open news.ycombinator.com and give me the top 5 story titles.
- On this tab, search for 'open source license' and open the first result.
Tools this MCP server exposes
browser_statusbrowser_tabsbrowser_navigatebrowser_observebrowser_readbrowser_actbrowser_assert
Frequently asked questions
What does Pawbrowse do?
Let Claude Code drive your real, logged-in Chrome. MV3 extension + zero-dep MCP server, element-table perception over CDP. The agent is the policy: no second model, no API keys.
Is Pawbrowse open source?
Yes — ItaiZeilig's source code is publicly available on GitHub, linked above.
What category is Pawbrowse in?
Pawbrowse is listed under Browser Automation.
What tools does Pawbrowse expose?
Pawbrowse exposes 7 tools: browser_status, browser_tabs, browser_navigate, browser_observe, browser_read, browser_act, browser_assert.
Who maintains Pawbrowse?
Pawbrowse is built and maintained by ItaiZeilig.