Browser Use facilitates the integration of MCP clients, such as Claude or Cursor, with web browsers through the browser-use framework. A key advantage is its ability to utilize the LLM already configured within the MCP client, eliminating the need for separate LLM API keys and associated costs. This provides a streamlined and efficient way to enhance MCP client functionality with browser-based interactions.
Key Features
01Eliminates need for separate LLM API keys
02Connects MCP clients with browsers using browser-use
03Compatible with MCP clients like Claude and Cursor
04Utilizes existing LLM setup within MCP client
Use Cases
01Leveraging existing LLM resources for browser-based tasks
02Extending the functionality of MCP clients without external API dependencies
03Enabling browser interaction within MCP clients
mcp-browser-use: MCP server for browser-use
mcp-browser-use is the easiest way to connect any MCP client (like Claude or Cursor) with the browser using browser-use.
Unlike other browser-use MCPs that make you pay for an LLM API key, this one just uses the LLM that's already set up in your MCP client.
You can start using mcp-browser-use with an MCP client by putting the following command in the relevant config:
uvx mcp-browser-use
Note: Provide the full path to uvx to prevent MCP client failing to start the server.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a pull request.
Versioning
mcp-browser-use uses Semantic Versioning. For the available versions, see the tags on the GitHub repository.
License
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License, see the LICENSE file for details.
Which MCP clients are compatible with Browser Use?
Browser Use is compatible with various MCP clients, including popular options like Claude and Cursor.
What is Browser Use?
Browser Use connects MCP clients (like Claude or Cursor) to browsers, enabling seamless interaction and automation.
How do I install and use Browser Use?
You can start using Browser Use with an MCP client by adding `uvx mcp-browser-use` to the relevant config file. Ensure you provide the full path to uvx.
How does Browser Use differ from other browser automation tools?
Unlike other browser automation tools, Browser Use utilizes your MCP client's existing LLM setup, eliminating the need for a separate LLM API key.
Is Browser Use free to use?
Yes, Browser Use is free and open-source software licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
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