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Readme and setup notes from the catalogue, plus a client-ready config you can copy for your MCP host.
This MCP server enables you to control a browser using a Model Control Protocol interface, powered by Playwright on Cloudflare Workers. You can perform web automation tasks such as navigation, typing, clicking, and taking screenshots through a standardized set of tools, enabling seamless interaction with AI assistants across compatible platforms.
How to use
You interact with the Cloudflare Playwright MCP server through an MCP client. Connect to the server URL provided by your deployment, then call the available tools to navigate pages, type into fields, click elements, and capture screenshots. Use simple, single actions to achieve reliable results, for example: navigate to a page, take a screenshot, or create a form entry.
How to install
Prerequisites you need before installation: Node.js and npm, and access to a Cloudflare Workers deployment workflow.
Install dependencies for the project locally:
npm ci
Additional configuration and usage notes
Deploy the MCP server to Cloudflare Workers to expose the MCP endpoint for clients.
Deploy the server using the provided command:
npx wrangler deploy
Security and best practices
Limit access to your MCP endpoint to trusted clients and consider network controls to prevent unauthorized usage. Regularly rotate any credentials or tokens used by your clients.
Available tools
browser_navigate
Navigate the browser to a specified URL and update the page state so subsequent commands run against the new page.
browser_type
Type text into an input field or editable element, optionally clearing existing content first.
browser_clickt
Click a target element such as a button or checkbox identified by its label, text, or selector.
browser_take_screenshot
Capture a screenshot of the current browser viewport or a targeted element and return the image data.