BrowserHive

Local-first, Isolated, Stealthy Browsers for your agents through MCP with state of the art admin dashboard!

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Documentation

Works with any MCP client

Agents that browse need more than a headless browser.

  • They run in parallel and must not leak cookies or logins into each other.
  • Websites push back. A bare automation browser announces itself.
  • They need to log in, and a password in the prompt is a password in the transcript.
  • They get stuck on CAPTCHAs, 2FA prompts and judgment calls.
  • You need to see what they did, after the fact and live.

From zero to a browsing agent in three commands.

  1. 1

    Install

    Requires Bun 1.4 or newer. Installing with npm or pnpm works too. bun add -g browserhive
  2. 2

    Initialize

    Downloads Chromium, creates the data directory and checks the host. browserhive init
  3. 3

    Run and connect

    MCP and the dashboard share one port. The first start prints a one-time dashboard password. browserhive --admin
claude mcp add --transport http browserhive http://127.0.0.1:9876/mcp

then ask your agent: “launch a session and open example.com”

  • 43 MCP tools with a frozen contract
  • 1 port for MCP, API, WebSocket and dashboard
  • 0 bytes leave your machine unless you turn telemetry on
  • MIT licensed, specified before it is coded

Give your agents a browser you can trust.

Install in a minute. Read the security model before you expose anything beyond localhost.