tech-lead-bunny/agenteyes-mcp
by Various
A Node.js MCP server (stdio transport) exposing agent tools backed by headless Chromium. One tool call returns screenshot PNG + accessibility tree + page text — the "eyes for agent
MCP
tech-lead-bunny/agenteyes-mcp
Added 18 Oct 2026
Overview
A Node.js MCP server that runs over stdio and uses headless Chromium to give AI agents browser visibility. A single tool call returns a screenshot PNG, the accessibility tree, and page text, so agents can inspect web pages without a full browser setup.
Best for
Best for
Developers building MCP-based agents that need quick page snapshots for LLM context
Use cases
- Debugging web pages by inspecting rendered output
- Feeding visual and textual page state to an LLM agent
- Automating browser-based QA checks via MCP-compatible clients
Notes
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-07. Licensed MIT.
Pros
- Single call returns screenshot, accessibility tree, and text together
- Simple stdio-based MCP server, no network setup
- Uses standard headless Chromium, no custom browser fork
Cons
- Requires Node.js and Chromium dependencies to be installed
- No stars or community traction yet, so maturity is unproven
- Limited to what headless Chromium can render, no interactive session state
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