MCP ServersMcp Selenium Haskell
Created at 6 months ago
by Alberto Valverde
A Haskell implementation of MCP Selenium Server using WebDriver, enabling browser automation through standardized MCP clients like Claude.
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web automation
selenium
webdriver
What is Mcp Selenium Haskell?
Mcp Selenium Haskell is a Haskell implementation of the MCP Selenium Server using WebDriver, designed to enable browser automation through standardized MCP clients like Claude.
How to use Mcp Selenium Haskell?
To use Mcp Selenium Haskell, you need to configure it with the appropriate environment variables for the Selenium server and run the executable. You can also integrate it with Claude Desktop by adding specific configurations to your claude_desktop_config.json file.
Key features of Mcp Selenium Haskell?
- Multi-session browser management with UUID-based session IDs
- Element interaction capabilities (click, type, hover, etc.)
- JavaScript console logging and monitoring
- Screenshot capture and page source retrieval
- Support for Chrome and Firefox browsers
- Statically-linked executable with zero runtime dependencies
Use cases of Mcp Selenium Haskell?
- Automating web testing across multiple browser sessions.
- Integrating with other MCP clients for enhanced browser automation.
- Running headless browser operations for CI/CD pipelines.
FAQ from Mcp Selenium Haskell?
- Is Mcp Selenium Haskell production-ready?
Yes, it is designed for production use with extensive test coverage.
- What are the system requirements?
You need GHC 9.10.2 or compatible, and Cabal 3.0+ for building the project.
- Can I run multiple instances?
Yes, you can run multiple instances with different configurations using the MCP proxy.
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