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Overview

The OpenBrowser documentation MCP server provides read-only access to OpenBrowser documentation for Claude Code and other MCP-compatible clients. This gives AI assistants deep context about the OpenBrowser library when helping you write code.
Looking to give an assistant OpenBrowser capabilities? Check out our Browser Automation MCP.

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Quick Start

Add the documentation server to your coding agent: 
claude mcp add openbrowser-docs --command "uvx openbrowser-ai mcp"
This enables your AI coding assistant to access OpenBrowser documentation when answering questions or helping with implementation.

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What This Provides

The documentation MCP server gives AI assistants access to:
  • API reference and usage patterns
  • Configuration options and parameters
  • Best practices and examples
  • Troubleshooting guides
  • Architecture explanations
Example interactions: 
"How do I configure custom tools in OpenBrowser?"

"What are the available agent parameters?"

"Show me how to use remote browsers via CDP."
Claude Code can now answer these questions using up-to-date documentation context.

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How It Works

The MCP server provides browser automation capabilities:
  • Runs OpenBrowser locally via the MCP protocol
  • Provides browser automation tools to AI assistants
  • No external API keys required (uses your local LLM keys)

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Next Steps