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AI-powered browser automation using the AIPex Chrome Extension via MCP bridge. Use this skill when the agent needs to control a Chrome browser — navigating pages, clicking elements, filling forms, capturing screenshots, managing tabs, or downloading content — by connecting to the AIPex MCP bridge.

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aipex-browser
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AI-powered browser automation using the AIPex Chrome Extension via MCP bridge. Use this skill when the agent needs to control a Chrome browser — navigating pages, clicking elements, filling forms, capturing screenshots, managing tabs, or downloading content — by connecting to the AIPex MCP bridge.
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# AIPex Browser Control AIPex is a Chrome extension that exposes 30+ browser automation tools over the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Once connected, the agent can control any Chrome tab using natural language — clicking, typing, navigating, capturing screenshots, downloading content, and more. **Architecture:** ``` Agent (MCP client) ──stdio──▶ aipex-mcp-bridge ──WebSocket──▶ AIPex Chrome Extension ──▶ Browser APIs ``` --- ## When to Use This Skill Use this skill when the user wants to: - Navigate to URLs, click links, fill forms, or interact with any web page - Automate multi-step browser workflows - Extract or download data from web pages - Capture screenshots of browser tabs - Manage multiple tabs across browser windows - Perform browser-assisted testing (accessibility, UX, regression) --- ## Prerequisites - **AIPex Chrome extension** installed (available on the Chrome Web Store or via developer build) - **Node.js >= 18** installed on the local machine The user is assumed to have AIPex installed. The agent only needs to complete the two connection steps below. --- ## Step 1: Register the MCP Server Add the following to the agent's MCP configuration. No manual installation is needed — `npx` downloads and runs `aipex-mcp-bridge` automatically. ### Cursor (`.cursor/mcp.json`) ```json { "mcpServers": { "aipex-browser": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "aipex-mcp-bridge"] } } } ``` ### Claude Desktop (`claude_desktop_config.json`) ```json { "mcpServers": { "aipex-browser": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "aipex-mcp-bridge"] } } } ``` ### Claude Code (CLI) ```bash claude mcp add aipex-browser -- npx -y aipex-mcp-bridge ``` ### VS Code Copilot (`.vscode/mcp.json`) ```json { "servers": { "aipex-browser": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "aipex-mcp-bridge"] } } } ``` ### Windsurf (`mcp_config.json`) ```json { "mcpServers": { "aipex-browser": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "aipex-mcp-bridge"] } } } ``` ### Custom port (optional) The bridge listens on `localhost:9223` by default. To use a different port: ```json { "mcpServers": { "aipex-browser": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "aipex-mcp-bridge", "--port", "9224"] } } } ``` Then use `ws://localhost:9224` in Step 2. --- ## Step 2: Connect the AIPex Extension to the Bridge After the MCP server is registered and running: 1. Open Chrome and click the **AIPex** extension icon 2. Go to **Options** (or right-click the icon → "Extension options") 3. Find the **WebSocket Connection** section 4. Enter: `ws://localhost:9223` 5. Click **Connect** The bridge and extension will handshake, and all browser tools will become available to the agent. **Verifying the connection:** If only a single tool called `check_aipex_connection` is visible, the extension has not yet connected. Follow Step 2 again, then reload the MCP server in agent settings. --- ## Tool Usage Strategy (IMPORTANT) Always follow this priority order to minimize token cost and latency: ### Priority 1 — `search_elements` (always try first) Query the page's accessibility tree to find elements and get their UIDs. Fast, cheap, requires no screenshot. ``` search_elements(tabId, "{button,input,textarea,select,a}*") ``` ### Priority 2 — UID-based interaction (preferred) Use UIDs returned by `search_elements` to interact directly: - `click(tabId, uid)` — click any element - `fill_element_by_uid(tabId, uid, value)` — type into inputs - `hover_element_by_uid(tabId, uid)` — reveal menus or tooltips ### Priority 3 — `capture_screenshot` + `computer` (high-cost fallback only) Use only when `search_elements` fails after two different query attempts, or when pixel-level interaction is required (canvas, drag-and-drop, sliders). 1. `capture_screenshot(sendToLLM=true)` — see the page 2. `computer(action, coordinate)` — click/type at pixel coordinates ### Standard Workflow ``` get_all_tabs() → search_elements(tabId, "<pattern>") → click(tabId, uid) OR fill_element_by_uid(tabId, uid, value) → [capture_screenshot(sendToLLM=true) to verify if needed] ``` --- ## Available Tool Categories | Category | Tools | Description | |---|---|---| | Tab Management | 8 tools | Open, close, switch, pin, group tabs | | UI Interaction | 7 tools | Click, fill, hover, keyboard, coordinate-based | | Page Content | 4 tools | Metadata, scroll, highlight elements/text | | Screenshots | 2 tools | Capture visible tab or specific tab | | Downloads | 3 tools | Save text as markdown, download images | | Human Intervention | 4 tools | Request user input mid-automation | **Key tools by category:** | Category | Key Tools | |---|---| | Tab | `get_all_tabs`, `switch_to_tab`, `create_new_tab`, `close_tab` | | UI | `search_elements`, `click`, `fill_element_by_uid`, `computer` | | Page | `get_page_metadata`, `scroll_to_element`, `highlight_element` | | Screenshot | `capture_screenshot`, `capture_tab_screenshot` | | Download | `download_text_as_markdown`, `download_image` | | Intervention | `request_intervention`, `list_interventions` | To load complete parameter schemas and examples for every tool: ``` read_skill_reference("aipex-browser", "references/tools-reference.md") ``` --- ## Common Patterns ### Navigate to a URL and click a button ``` create_new_tab("https://example.com") → search_elements(tabId, "*[Ss]ubmit*") → click(tabId, uid) ``` ### Fill a login form ``` get_all_tabs() → search_elements(tabId, "{input,textbox}*") → fill_element_by_uid(tabId, emailUid, "user@example.com") → fill_element_by_uid(tabId, passwordUid, "secret") → search_elements(tabId, "*[Ll]ogin*") → click(tabId, uid) ``` ### Extract page content to markdown ``` get_page_metadata() → download_text_as_markdown(content, "page-extract") ``` ### Visual verification ``` capture_screenshot(sendToLLM=true) ``` --- ## Troubleshooting | Symptom | Likely Cause | Fix | |---|---|---| | Only `check_aipex_connection` visible | Extension not connected to bridge | Open AIPex Options → set WebSocket URL → Connect | | Port 9223 already in use | Port conflict on machine | Use `--port 9224` in MCP config and `ws://localhost:9224` in extension | | `search_elements` returns 0 results | Page uses canvas or non-semantic HTML | Fall back to `capture_screenshot(sendToLLM=true)` + `computer` tool | | Connection drops frequently | Service worker sleep cycle | AIPex uses keepalive pings; reconnect extension from Options if needed | | Tools appear but calls time out | Bridge not receiving WebSocket messages | Restart bridge: reload MCP server in agent settings |
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