chromiumfish_mcp

chromiumfish_mcp

Enables MCP clients to control a ChromiumFish browser for web automation, including page management, navigation, interaction, and content extraction.

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chromiumfish_mcp

chromiumfish_mcp is an independent Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for ChromiumFish. It lets Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP clients drive a ChromiumFish browser through structured tools.

It uses the official ChromiumFish npm package and ships no Chromium source or binaries — on the first tool call that needs a page, the upstream SDK downloads and caches the matching browser build. See docs/USAGE.md for detailed tool usage.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20 or later.
  • An OS and architecture supported by ChromiumFish.
  • Network access for the initial browser download. If no prebuilt asset matches your platform, build ChromiumFish locally and point to it with --chrome-path or CHROME_BIN.

Install

npm install --global github:LowOrbitLab/chromiumfish_mcp
chromiumfish_mcp --persona-seed alice

Or run without installing: npx --yes github:LowOrbitLab/chromiumfish_mcp --persona-seed alice.

Configure

Add the server to your MCP client config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "chromiumfish": {
      "command": "chromiumfish_mcp",
      "args": ["--persona-seed", "alice"]
    }
  }
}

To run from GitHub instead of a global install, set "command": "npx" and prepend "--yes", "github:LowOrbitLab/chromiumfish_mcp" to args. On Windows, use npx.cmd if your client cannot resolve npx.

Tools

Tool Purpose
list_pages, open_page, select_page, close_page Manage pages by stable pageId
navigate, navigate_back, navigate_forward, reload Navigate and use page history
snapshot List visible interactive elements with e1/e2 references
get_text, take_screenshot Retrieve page or frame content
click, hover, type_text, select_option, set_checked, press_key, scroll, wait_for Interact with the page
click_at Click absolute coordinates (for widgets snapshot cannot see)
list_frames List frames/iframes with stable IDs
find_challenge, solve_challenge Detect and clear interstitial / framed challenges
evaluate Run arbitrary JavaScript — requires --allow-eval
run_task Native ChromiumFish agent — requires --allow-native-agent

Snapshot references, frame-aware interaction, waiting, and the cross-origin challenge workflow are covered in docs/USAGE.md.

Command-line options

--persona-seed VALUE       Use a stable browser fingerprint persona
--chrome-path PATH         Use a local ChromiumFish executable
--browser-version VERSION  Select an upstream ChromiumFish build version
--headed                   Show the browser window
--window-size WIDTHxHEIGHT Set the browser window size
--timezone ZONE            Use an IANA time zone or auto
--proxy URL                Route browser traffic through a proxy
--allowed-host HOST        Allow top-level navigation to a host and its subdomains; repeatable
--max-text-chars N         Set the hard limit for text and snapshot output
--allow-eval               Enable arbitrary JavaScript execution
--allow-native-agent       Enable the native ChromiumFish browser agent

Proxy credentials can be embedded in the proxy URL, but are then exposed in the client config. Never commit config files containing proxy passwords, cookies, or API keys.

Security

  • stdio only — do not expose the Chromium DevTools endpoint to the public internet.
  • evaluate and the native agent are disabled by default; enable them only in trusted environments.
  • --allowed-host example.com restricts top-level HTTP/HTTPS navigation (redirects, links, form posts, popups) to a host and its subdomains. Third-party subframes and page assets remain reachable — it is a navigation guard, not a network egress filter.
  • Clients can click and type with real side effects. Keep human confirmation for purchases, publishing, deletion, and permission changes.
  • Each process runs an independent browser context; this is not a shared multi-tenant service.

Development

npm ci
npm test
node dist/index.js --help

The suite uses an in-memory MCP transport to verify tool discovery, dangerous-tool opt-in, and results. It does not download or launch a browser.

License

MIT. ChromiumFish code and trademarks belong to their respective contributors; see NOTICE for attribution. This is an independent wrapper, not an official ChromiumFish release.

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