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Browserbase MCP for AI. Make your AI agent browse the web like a human.

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Connect to your AI in seconds.

Browserbase lets your AI agent interact with websites like a real user. It provides cloud infrastructure to spin up isolated Chromium sessions on demand, giving your agent direct WebSocket access (via CDP) for tasks ranging from complex logins to scraping dynamic content.

You manage the entire process—creation, monitoring, and termination of these virtual browsers—all through an easy-to-use MCP connection.

What your AI can do

Create browser session

Starts a new browser instance and returns a WebSocket URL needed for your automation framework.

Get browser session

Retrieves specific details about a given session ID, useful for monitoring its current status.

List browser sessions

Lists all browser sessions in your account, letting you filter by status (running, completed, or error).

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Start a new web session

Creates an isolated cloud browser instance, giving you the necessary connection URL to control it programmatically.

Monitor active sessions

Retrieves detailed status information about any running or completed browser instances by ID.

View all session records

Lists every browser session, letting you filter results by whether they are currently running, finished, or failed.

End a web session

Terminates an active browser connection immediately, freeing up cloud resources and preventing unnecessary costs.

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Browserbase: 4 Tools for Browser Automation

Manage the entire lifecycle of cloud browser instances—from creation and monitoring to termination—all within one easy-to-use MCP.

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Create Browser Session

Starts a new browser instance and returns a WebSocket URL needed for your automation framework.

Get Browser Session

Retrieves specific details about a given session ID, useful for monitoring its...

List Browser Sessions

Lists all browser sessions in your account, letting you filter by status (running...

Stop Browser Session

Immediately terminates a running browser session using its ID, ensuring resources...

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Claude AI

Claude AI

1

Open Claude Settings

Go to claude.ai, click your profile icon, then navigate to Customize → Connectors.

2

Add Custom Connector

Click the "+" button and select Add custom connector. Paste your Vinkius endpoint URL:

https://edge.vinkius.com/[YOUR_TOKEN_HERE]/mcp

Replace [YOUR_TOKEN_HERE] with your token from cloud.vinkius.com. For OAuth-protected servers, expand Advanced settings to add credentials.

3

Start a conversation

Open a new chat. The Browserbase integration is available immediately — no restart needed.

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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more

The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.

This connection provides 4 powerful capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other compatible AI platforms. No middleware. No custom integration required.

Today, automating web tasks feels like managing half a dozen different interfaces.

Right now, if your agent needs to interact with any modern website—one that requires a login or runs JavaScript—you have to deal with brittle code. You're constantly writing workarounds for how the site loads content, managing session state manually, and hoping you don't forget to clean up resources when the task finishes.

With this MCP, your agent just gets a real browser context in the cloud. It handles the complexity of modern web interactions so you can focus on what matters: the data. You get reliable, isolated sessions ready for action.

Browserbase gives you full control over the session lifecycle.

You no longer have to guess if a previous task left resources running or if the state is corrupted. You can systematically `list_browser_sessions` to audit all activity, use `get_browser_session` to diagnose failures by checking historical page visits, and then guarantee cleanup with `stop_browser_session`.

This MCP means your agent’s interactions are predictable, auditable, and self-contained. It's a complete system for running browser tasks.

What your AI can actually do with this

You need more than just static data; you need a browser. This MCP connects your AI agent directly to live web infrastructure. It lets your agent launch controlled, temporary Chromium sessions in the cloud, giving it the full capabilities of Playwright or Puppeteer. The process is simple: your agent can initiate a session, interact with any modern website—clicking buttons, filling complex forms, navigating single-page applications (SPAs)—and then you can monitor exactly what happened.

If the task is done, you stop the session and grab the data. This capability means you don't have to worry about infrastructure or scaling; just connect your preferred AI client through Vinkius and let your agent treat websites like they're sitting right in front of it.

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Questions you might have

How do I start using the create_browser_session tool? +

You initiate it by calling create_browser_session. This returns a unique connection URL that your automation framework must use to take control of the new, isolated browser session.

Can I check if my agent successfully completed a task using get_browser_session? +

Yes. You can call get_browser_session with the unique ID to view the current status and detailed history of pages visited, confirming whether the intended action finished correctly.

What is the difference between list_browser_sessions and get_browser_session? +

The list_browser_sessions tool shows you a high-level overview—a roster of all sessions (running, completed, or error). The get_browser_session tool drills down to give specific details about one single session ID.

Should I always use stop_browser_session after my script finishes? +

Absolutely. You must call stop_browser_session when your task is done or if an error occurs. This releases the cloud resources and prevents unexpected costs from 'zombie sessions.'

How do I check for failed or errored sessions using list_browser_sessions? +

You can filter the results by status. Use list_browser_sessions and specify 'ERROR' to pull a list of sessions that crashed or encountered issues during execution, which helps you troubleshoot script failures.

What specific data points does get_browser_session provide about a running session? +

It gives you deep context on the session. You retrieve status details, connection URLs, total pages visited, and the overall duration of the browser activity.

Are there limits to how many sessions I can run with create_browser_session? +

Your capacity is managed by your subscription tier. The service handles scaling for high-volume requests, allowing you to launch multiple isolated instances simultaneously without manual infrastructure setup.

What protocols work with the connectUrl generated by create_browser_session? +

The returned WebSocket URL supports major industry standards. You can connect it directly using frameworks like Playwright, Puppeteer, or Selenium for programmatic control.

How is Browserbase different from Firecrawl? +

Firecrawl is optimized for content extraction — it scrapes pages and returns clean data. Browserbase provides a full browser environment for interactive automation — your agent can click buttons, fill forms, log into websites, scroll, and navigate complex single-page applications (SPAs). Browserbase gives you a real browser, Firecrawl gives you the text from a page.

Which automation frameworks are supported? +

Browserbase sessions expose a CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol) WebSocket URL, which is compatible with all major browser automation frameworks: Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium WebDriver, and any tool that supports CDP connections. Simply point your framework at the connectUrl returned when creating a session.

What does the free tier include? +

The free tier includes 1 browser hour, 1 concurrent browser session, and 7 days of data retention. No credit card required. For production workloads, paid plans start at $20/month (Developer) with more browser hours and concurrent sessions.

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