Browser Use lets an AI agent use a web browser the same way you do — it opens pages, clicks buttons, types, and fills in forms. You describe the task, and it completes it. For example, you can have it:
MCP.Pizza Chef: browser-use
Lets your AI assistant open a web browser and use it like you would — clicking buttons, filling in forms, and reading pages — to finish tasks online for you. Give it a plain-English task, like filling out a job application or pulling a list of names off a page, and it works through it step by step. Built for Cursor and similar coding assistants. Needs an API key (its own cloud key, or your own OpenAI, Claude, or Gemini key) and some setup by a developer.
Coding
Data
Web/Research
Use This MCP server To
Fill out an online form or job application for me Pull a list of names or data off a webpage Test my website and report bugs or broken links Log into a site and complete a multi-step task Copy information from a webpage into a spreadsheet Automate a repetitive task I do in a browser
README
browser-use FAQ
Can I use this to fill out online forms?
Yes — tell it the task, like "fill in this job application," and it clicks and types through the form for you.
Can I use this to pull data off a webpage?
Yes — ask it to extract information like a list of names or prices, and it can export it, for example as a CSV.
Do I need an API key?
Yes. Use a key from Browser Use's own cloud service, or bring your own key from OpenAI, Claude, or Gemini.
Which apps does this work in?
It's set up for Cursor and similar coding assistants; it also runs as a standalone Python tool for developers.
Is this easy to set up?
No — it needs Python installed and a short setup command run on your machine, so it suits someone comfortable with basic tech setup.
Do I need to know how to code to use it day-to-day?
Not once it's running, but getting it installed today takes someone comfortable with the command line.
Will it work on any website?
Mostly — it clicks, types, and reads pages much like a person would, though heavily protected or unusual sites can trip it up.