Stealth Chrome DevTools MCP
A self-contained MCP server for undetectable Chrome browser automation, sharing one backend across many concurrent AI agent sessions with named, persistent browser profiles.
Stealth Chrome DevTools MCP is a self-contained Model Context Protocol server for browser automation aimed at avoiding anti-bot detection. It is built on nodriver, a CDP-based automation library, and strips more than 30 Chrome flags that reveal Puppeteer or Playwright automation before it launches a browser.
Named sessions keep their own cookies and logins, with new sessions seeded from a default profile, and a session that spawns under a name already in use re-attaches to the live browser instead of starting a new one. One backend can serve many MCP clients at once: the project reports 62 sessions attached at the same time against a single backend, with each session costing a thin stdio proxy rather than its own browser process, plus recovery of orphaned browser processes left behind by crashed sessions.
It is written in Python and released under the AGPL-3.0 license.