kilo-computer-use

kilo-computer-use

MCP server that connects AI agents to a real Chrome browser via a WebSocket extension bridge, enabling over 40 browser control tools without debug mode or profile isolation.

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Kilo Computer Use — Chrome Extension Bridge

MCP server that connects AI agents to your real Chrome browser via a WebSocket extension bridge. No debug mode, no profile isolation, no killed sessions.

Quick Start

1. Install

git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/kilo-computer-use.git
cd kilo-computer-use
npm install
npm run build

2. Load Extension in Chrome

  1. Open chrome://extensions/
  2. Enable Developer mode
  3. Click Load unpacked
  4. Select the extension/ folder from this project
  5. Click the Kilo Browser Bridge icon → Connect to MCP

3. Use in Kilo

The MCP server auto-starts on port 9444. All 40+ browser tools are available.

Architecture

MCP Server (Node.js, port 9444)
    ↕ WebSocket
Chrome Extension (MV3, service worker)
    ↕ Chrome APIs
Your real Chrome (bookmarks, sessions, extensions)

Tools

Tab Management

  • browser_list_pages — List all tabs
  • browser_new_page — Open new tab
  • browser_select_page — Switch tabs
  • browser_close_page — Close tab
  • browser_pin_tab — Pin/unpin tab
  • browser_duplicate_tab — Clone tab
  • browser_mute_tab — Mute/unmute
  • browser_move_tab — Reorder tabs
  • browser_tab_info — Tab metadata

Navigation

  • browser_navigate — Go to URL
  • browser_back / browser_forward — History
  • browser_reload — Reload page
  • browser_stop — Stop loading
  • browser_open_homepage — New tab page

Interaction

  • browser_click / browser_click_at — Click elements
  • browser_double_click / browser_right_click — Advanced clicks
  • browser_type / browser_type_at — Type text
  • browser_fill — Set input value
  • browser_clear_field — Clear input
  • browser_submit — Submit form
  • browser_focus — Focus element
  • browser_check — Toggle checkbox
  • browser_select — Dropdown select
  • browser_hover — Hover element
  • browser_scroll / browser_scroll_to / browser_scroll_element — Scroll
  • browser_select_text — Select text
  • browser_drag_drop — Drag and drop
  • browser_key — Press keyboard key

Page Inspection

  • browser_screenshot — Capture visible tab
  • browser_content — Get page text/HTML
  • browser_page_info — Page metadata
  • browser_evaluate — Run JavaScript
  • browser_execute_script — Execute JS code
  • browser_inject_css — Inject custom CSS
  • browser_element_info — Element details
  • browser_get_elements — Query elements
  • browser_get_attribute / browser_set_attribute — Read/write attributes
  • browser_get_cookies / browser_set_cookie — Cookie management
  • browser_find_text — Search page text
  • browser_get_links / browser_get_images / browser_get_forms / browser_get_meta — Extract structure
  • browser_wait / browser_wait_for_text — Wait for elements

Clipboard

  • browser_copy_text / browser_paste_text — Clipboard access

Media

  • browser_play_media / browser_pause_media / browser_seek_media / browser_media_info — Video/audio control

Window

  • browser_get_viewport / browser_fullscreen — Viewport management

Bookmarks & History

  • browser_get_bookmarks / browser_add_bookmark / browser_search_bookmarks
  • browser_get_history / browser_add_history / browser_delete_history / browser_clear_history
  • browser_download — Trigger file download
  • browser_notify — Chrome notification

Desktop (OS-level)

  • desktop_screenshot / desktop_click / desktop_type / desktop_key / desktop_scroll / desktop_move / desktop_drag

Tech Stack

  • TypeScript + Node.js
  • Chrome Extension Manifest V3
  • WebSocket (ws) for bridge communication
  • MCP SDK (@modelcontextprotocol/sdk)
  • Chrome Extension APIs (tabs, scripting, bookmarks, history, downloads, notifications)

License

MIT

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