Automata Labs Playwright MCP Server

MCP server for browser automation using Playwright.

• Category: Code Execution & Automation MCP Servers
• Brand: Automata Labs
• Repository: https://github.com/Automata-Labs-team/MCP-Server-Playwright
• License: MIT

Description

Automata Labs Playwright MCP Server is an open‑source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes Playwright browser automation capabilities through standardized MCP commands. It allows LLMs or MCP-compatible clients to control web browsers programmatically for tasks like navigation, interaction, and scraping.

Features

• Playwright-based browser control

  • Uses Microsoft Playwright under the hood for reliable, cross-browser automation.
  • Supports scripted navigation, clicking, form filling, and other DOM interactions (via Playwright APIs exposed through MCP tools).

• MCP server implementation

  • Implements the Model Context Protocol to make browser automation accessible as structured tools/commands.
  • Designed for integration with MCP-aware AI clients and orchestration layers.

• Standardized command interface

  • Exposes browser actions via standardized MCP commands rather than ad-hoc APIs.
  • Enables consistent invocation, error handling, and result formatting across tools.

• Open-source project

  • Source code available on GitHub.
  • MIT-licensed for use, modification, and redistribution.

• Containerization support

  • Includes a Dockerfile for running the MCP server in a containerized environment.
  • Suitable for deployment in CI, servers, or isolated environments.

• Node.js / Bun tooling

  • Uses a JavaScript/TypeScript stack (index.ts, package.json).
  • Includes bun.lockb, indicating Bun-compatible dependency management.

• Repository hygiene & automation

  • .github/workflows directory present (CI/CD workflows defined in the repo).
  • .nvmrc for consistent Node.js version management.
  • CHANGELOG.md for tracked changes and releases.

Pricing

This is an open-source project under the MIT license.

• Price: Free to use, modify, and self-host.

Tags

• playwright
• browser
• automation