Stealth Browser MCP
An MCP server that gives AI agents stealth browser automation for getting past Cloudflare challenges, anti-bot checks and login walls, using real Chrome-family browser instances.
Stealth Browser MCP is a Model Context Protocol server for browser automation aimed at sites that block plain automated browsers. It drives real Chrome-family browser instances through nodriver and the Chrome DevTools Protocol, so an MCP-compatible agent can work through Cloudflare-style challenges, other anti-bot checks and login walls.
It exposes 98 tools across 11 sections, from basic navigation to direct CDP function execution, and can load a minimal 21-tool core instead of the full set. It can extract page elements with their CSS, DOM structure, events, animations and assets for pixel-accurate cloning, inspect network requests, responses, headers and payloads, and run restricted Python hooks that intercept, block, redirect, fulfill or modify request and response traffic. It can also run arbitrary JavaScript and CDP commands from trusted local MCP clients.
It is written in Python and distributed under the MIT license.