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基于 TypeScript · 让 AI 助手直接操作你的系统与工具
英文名:vessel-browser
⭐ 88 Stars 🍴 11 Forks 💻 TypeScript 📄 MIT 🏷 AI 8.0分
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ai-agentsai-browser-automationautonomous-agents
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智能浏览器 是 AI Skill Hub 本期精选MCP工具之一。综合评分 8.0 分,整体质量较高。我们强烈推荐将其纳入你的 AI 工具库,帮助提升工作效率。

📚 深度解析

智能浏览器 是一款基于 MCP(Model Context Protocol)标准协议的 AI 工具扩展。MCP 协议由 Anthropic 开发并开源,旨在建立 AI 模型与外部工具之间的标准化通信接口,目前已被 Claude Desktop、Claude Code、Cursor 等主流 AI 工具采纳。

通过安装 智能浏览器,你的 AI 助手将获得额外的工具调用能力,可以用自然语言直接操控该工具的功能,无需学习复杂的命令行语法。MCP 工具的核心价值在于"一次配置,永久增强"——配置完成后,每次与 AI 对话时都可以无缝调用这些工具。

在技术实现上,MCP 工具通过标准的 JSON-RPC 协议与 AI 客户端通信,工具的功能以"工具列表"的形式暴露给 AI 模型,AI 可以按需调用。智能浏览器 提供了结构化的工具调用接口,使 AI 模型能够精确地理解和使用每个功能点,显著降低 AI 在工具使用上的错误率。

与传统的 API 集成相比,MCP 工具的优势在于无需编写代码——用户只需在配置文件中添加几行 JSON,即可让 AI 获得全新能力。AI Skill Hub 将 智能浏览器 评为 AI 评分 8.0 分,属于同类工具中的优质选择。

📋 工具概览

智能浏览器 是一款遵循 MCP(Model Context Protocol)标准协议的 AI 工具扩展。通过 MCP 协议,它可以让 Claude、Cursor 等主流 AI 客户端直接访问和操作外部工具、数据源和服务,实现 AI 能力的无缝扩展。无论是文件操作、数据库查询还是 API 调用,都可以通过自然语言在 AI 对话中直接触发,极大提升生产效率。

GitHub Stars
⭐ 88
开发语言
TypeScript
支持平台
Windows / macOS / Linux
维护状态
轻量级项目,按需更新
开源协议
MIT
AI 综合评分
8.0 分
工具类型
MCP工具
Forks
11

📖 中文文档

以下内容由 AI Skill Hub 根据项目信息自动整理,如需查看完整原始文档请访问底部「原始来源」。

智能浏览器 是一款遵循 MCP(Model Context Protocol)标准协议的 AI 工具扩展。通过 MCP 协议,它可以让 Claude、Cursor 等主流 AI 客户端直接访问和操作外部工具、数据源和服务,实现 AI 能力的无缝扩展。无论是文件操作、数据库查询还是 API 调用,都可以通过自然语言在 AI 对话中直接触发,极大提升生产效率。

📌 核心特色
  • 通过标准 MCP 协议与 Claude、Cursor 等主流 AI 客户端深度集成
  • 提供结构化工具调用接口,显著降低 AI 集成复杂度
  • 支持 Claude Desktop 和 Claude Code 无缝接入,开箱即用
  • 可与其他 MCP 工具组合叠加,构建完整 AI 工作站
  • 轻量无侵入设计,不影响现有系统架构
🎯 主要使用场景
  • 在 Claude Desktop 对话中直接调用本地工具,实现 AI 与系统的深度联动
  • 通过自然语言驱动复杂的多步骤自动化任务,代替繁琐手动操作
  • 将多个 MCP 工具组合使用,构建个人专属 AI 工作站
以下安装命令基于项目开发语言和类型自动生成,实际以官方 README 为准。
安装命令
# 方式一:通过 Claude Code CLI 一键安装
claude skill install https://github.com/unmodeled-tyler/vessel-browser

# 方式二:手动配置 claude_desktop_config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "-----": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "vessel-browser"]
    }
  }
}

# 配置文件位置
# macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
# Windows: %APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
📋 安装步骤说明
  1. 确认已安装 Node.js(v18 或以上版本)
  2. 打开 Claude Desktop 或 Claude Code 的 MCP 配置文件
  3. 按「交给 Agent 安装 → Claude Desktop」标签中的 JSON 配置填入 mcpServers 字段
  4. 保存配置文件并重启 Claude 客户端
  5. 重启后,在对话中即可使用本工具
以下用法示例由 AI Skill Hub 整理,涵盖最常见的使用场景。
常用命令 / 代码示例
# 安装后在 Claude 对话中直接使用
# 示例:
用户: 请帮我用 智能浏览器 执行以下任务...
Claude: [自动调用 智能浏览器 MCP 工具处理请求]

# 查看可用工具列表
# 在 Claude 中输入:"列出所有可用的 MCP 工具"
以下配置示例基于典型使用场景生成,具体参数请参照官方文档调整。
配置示例
// claude_desktop_config.json 配置示例
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "_____": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "vessel-browser"],
      "env": {
        // "API_KEY": "your-api-key-here"
      }
    }
  }
}

// 保存后重启 Claude Desktop 生效
📑 README 深度解析 真实文档 完整度 82/100 查看 GitHub 原文 →
以下内容由系统直接从 GitHub README 解析整理,保留代码块、表格与列表结构。

简介

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<a href="https://snapcraft.io/vessel-browser"> <img alt="Get it from the Snap Store" src=https://snapcraft.io/en/dark/install.svg /> </a> <a href="https://www.producthunt.com/products/quanta-intellect?embed=true&amp;utm_source=badge-featured&amp;utm_medium=badge&amp;utm_campaign=badge-vessel-browser-from-quanta-intellect" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"><img alt="Vessel Browser from Quanta Intellect - The browser where agents drive and humans supervise | Product Hunt" width="250" height="54" src="https://api.producthunt.com/widgets/embed-image/v1/featured.svg?post_id=1107491&amp;theme=dark&amp;t=1774779141692"></a>

Features

  • Agent-first browser model — Vessel is designed around an agent driving the browser while a human watches, intervenes, and redirects
  • Human-visible browser UI — pages render like a normal browser so agent activity stays legible instead of disappearing into a headless run
  • Command Bar (Ctrl+L) — a secondary operator surface for harness-driven workflows and future runtime commands
  • Supervisor Sidebar (Ctrl+Shift+L) — live supervision across eight tabs: Supervisor, Bookmarks, Checkpoints, Chat, Automate, History, Changes, and Research
  • Chat Assistant — built-in conversational AI in the sidebar Chat tab; supports Anthropic, OpenAI, Ollama, llama.cpp, Mistral, xAI, Google Gemini, OpenRouter, and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint; reads the current page automatically; has full access to the same browser tools as external agents; multi-turn session history; configure provider, model, and API key in Settings
  • Automation Kits (Premium) — parameterized workflow templates in the sidebar Automate tab; fill in a short form and the built-in agent executes the workflow autonomously; bundled kits include Research & Collect (multi-source research with bookmark saving) and Price Scout (cross-retailer price comparison); designed for a future kit marketplace
  • Research Desk (Beta) — a dedicated sidebar Research tab for structured research reports; start with a topic, complete an in-tab briefing, let Vessel draft research objectives, approve the plan, then dispatch browser sub-agents to collect source-backed claims and synthesize a markdown-exportable report. Starting the brief is free; plan approval, sub-agent execution, and report export require Vessel Premium.
  • Dev Tools Panel (F12) — inspect console output, network requests, and MCP/agent activity in a resizable panel at the bottom of the window; export logs by category and date range as JSON
  • Browser Basics For Long Runs — pinned tabs stay compact at the front of the tab strip and are protected from accidental close; tab groups can be color-coded and collapsed; audible tabs show audio indicators with mute controls; open additional browser windows with Ctrl+N; print the active page with Ctrl+P or save it directly as PDF with Ctrl+Shift+P
  • Action Undo / Rollback — restore the browser to the session snapshot captured immediately before the last successful mutating agent action; available from the Supervisor tab and through the undo_last_action tool
  • Agent-Meaningful Bookmarks — bookmarks carry structured context the agent can read and act on: intent (what the page is for), expectedContent (what to expect on the page), keyFields (important form fields), agentHints (arbitrary directives), and a stored pageSchema; humans can create and edit this metadata directly in the Bookmarks tab, and all fields are searchable
  • Portable Bookmark Export — export browser-compatible Netscape HTML for import into Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Brave, and other browsers; optionally include Vessel notes/agent metadata, or export a full-fidelity Vessel JSON archive
  • Page Schema Inference — Vessel automatically infers a typed schema for every page: pageType (article, product, form, search, checkout, login, dashboard), primaryEntity (structured fields for products and articles), formFields (with names, types, labels, selectors), and actionButtons (with inferred intents: submit, addToCart, login, etc.); schema is attached to every content extraction result
  • Bookmarks for Agents — save pages into folders, attach one-line folder summaries, and search bookmarks over MCP instead of dumping the entire library
  • Named Session Persistence — save cookies, localStorage, and current tab layout under a reusable name, then reload it after a restart
  • Annotated Checkpoints — capture and restore short-lived browser recovery points with names and editable notes, so humans and agents can mark why a checkpoint matters before risky flows
  • Page Highlights — agents can visually highlight text or elements on any page with labeled, color-coded markers that persist across navigation; highlight count and navigation controls appear in the sidebar; cleared explicitly or via tool call
  • Agent Transcript Dock — floating transcript overlay anchored to the browser chrome; configurable display modes (off, summary, full) set in Settings; shows live agent thinking and status updates without occupying sidebar space
  • Workflow Flow Tracking — agents can declare a named multi-step workflow at runtime using flow_start; progress is tracked step-by-step with flow_advance and visible in the sidebar throughout execution
  • Structured Page Visibility Context — extraction can report in-viewport elements, obscured controls, active overlays, and dormant consent/modal UI
  • Popup Recovery Tools — agents can explicitly dismiss common popups, newsletter gates, and consent walls instead of brute-forcing generic clicks
  • Form Autofill Profiles — save reusable personal or work profiles in Settings and fill common contact, address, and organization fields on the current page; Vessel matches fields using labels, names, placeholders, and autocomplete hints
  • Page Diff / "What Changed?" — Vessel remembers the last snapshot of a page and surfaces a Changed badge in the address bar when the title, headings, or main content differ on a later visit; expand it to see a compact summary of what changed since the last snapshot
  • What Changed Timeline (Premium) — the sidebar Changes tab keeps a per-page history of recent change bursts, showing when each update was detected and a compact summary of what changed
  • Per-Tab Ad Blocking Controls — tabs default to ad blocking on, but agents can selectively disable and re-enable blocking when a page misbehaves
  • Domain Policy — allowlist or blocklist domains globally in Settings; agents cannot navigate to blocked domains
  • Agent Credential Vault (Premium) — encrypted credential storage for agent-driven logins; credentials are filled directly into login forms via a "blind fill" pattern and are never sent to AI providers; user consent dialog before every use; TOTP 2FA support; domain-scoped access; append-only audit log
  • Screenshot & Visual Analysis (Premium) — take a full-page screenshot and pass the image directly to the AI for visual layout analysis; useful when text extraction fails on heavy or canvas-rendered pages
  • Obsidian Memory Hooks (Premium) — optional vault path for agent-written markdown notes, page captures, and research breadcrumbs
  • Runtime Health Checks — startup warnings for MCP port conflicts, unreadable settings, and user-data write failures
  • Reader Mode — extract article content into a clean, distraction-free view; toggle on and off from the address bar
  • Focus Mode (Ctrl+Shift+F) — hide all chrome, content fills the screen
  • Resizable Panels — drag the sidebar edge to resize; width persists across sessions
  • Minimal Dark Theme — warm dark grays, restrained accent color, and no pure black/white

Install dependencies

npm install

Fastest Install Today

Linux AppImage from GitHub Releases:

  1. Download the latest Vessel-<version>-x64.AppImage
  2. Mark it executable: chmod +x Vessel-*.AppImage
  3. Launch it: ./Vessel-*.AppImage
  4. Open Settings (Ctrl+,) and confirm the MCP endpoint shown there

Install via npm

npm install -g @quanta-intellect/vessel-browser
vessel-browser

Or run it directly without installing:

npx @quanta-intellect/vessel-browser

Source Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/unmodeled-tyler/vessel-browser/main/scripts/install.sh | bash

Getting Started

The installer:

  • clones or updates Vessel into ~/.local/share/vessel-browser
  • installs dependencies and builds the app
  • creates a vessel-browser launcher in ~/.local/bin
  • creates a vessel-browser-launch helper in ~/.local/bin
  • creates a vessel-browser-update helper in ~/.local/bin
  • creates a vessel-browser-status helper in ~/.local/bin
  • creates a desktop entry for Linux app launchers
  • writes ~/.config/vessel/vessel-settings.json with MCP port 3100
  • writes ~/.config/vessel/mcp-stdio-snippet.json
  • writes ~/.config/vessel/mcp-http-snippet.json
  • installs a vessel-browser-mcp helper that can run as a stdio-to-HTTP proxy (--stdio) or print config snippets
  • prints the exact recommended stdio MCP snippet to paste into your harness config

The packaged AppImage path:

  • does not require a local Node/Electron toolchain
  • uses the packaged Vessel app icon and metadata
  • is the recommended path for early adopters who just want to run Vessel

Windows packaged releases:

  • use the Vessel-<version>-x64-setup.exe NSIS installer
  • can be installed over an existing Vessel install when upgrading
  • preserve Vessel app data during the normal upgrade path

You do not need to uninstall Vessel before installing a newer Windows release. Uninstall first only if you are recovering from a broken install or intentionally removing local Vessel data.

After install:

vessel-browser

```bash

Production build

npm run build

Verify a universal macOS build contains Intel and Apple Silicon slices

npm run verify:mac:universal

Check whether a source-install update is available

vessel-browser-update --check

Fetch, rebuild, and update the local source install

vessel-browser-update


Status helper:
bash

Human-readable local install + MCP status

vessel-browser-status

Launch Vessel using the best available local install

vessel-browser-launch

Quick Start

Want the full agent toolkit from day one? Start a 7-Day Free Trial of Vessel Premium — $5.99/mo.

Setting up Vessel for Hermes Agent or OpenClaw

Vessel is designed to act as the browser runtime that your external agent harness drives.

  1. Launch Vessel
  2. Open Settings (Ctrl+,) to confirm MCP status, copy the endpoint, or change the MCP port
  3. Optional: set an Obsidian vault path, create autofill profiles, or adjust session preferences
  4. Start Hermes Agent or OpenClaw and point it at Vessel — the easiest way is vessel-browser-mcp --stdio as the MCP command (auth is resolved automatically), or connect directly to http://127.0.0.1:<mcpPort>/mcp with the bearer token from ~/.config/vessel/mcp-auth.json
  5. Use the Supervisor panel in Vessel's sidebar to pause the agent, change approval mode, review pending approvals, checkpoint, undo the last mutating action, or restore the browser session while the harness runs
  6. Use the Bookmarks panel to organize saved pages into folders, edit agent-facing bookmark metadata, export bookmarks for other browsers, and expose saved pages back to the agent over MCP

Notes:

  • Vessel exposes browser control to external agents through its local MCP server
  • The default MCP port is 3100
  • Hermes Agent and OpenClaw should treat Vessel as the persistent, human-visible browser rather than launching their own separate browser session
  • Vessel supports a built-in Chat tab with configurable AI provider; open Settings (Ctrl+,) and enable Chat Assistant to set a provider and model
  • The sidebar Research tab is marked Beta; use it to turn a broad research topic into a brief, approve a multi-thread plan, run browser sub-agents, and export the final report as markdown. Briefing is free, while full execution and export require Premium.
  • llama.cpp (Local) is a first-class chat provider in Settings and targets http://localhost:8080/v1 by default; Vessel auto-fetches the active model from llama-server
  • For llama-server, use --ctx-size 16384 minimum and 32768 recommended for reliable Vessel agent loops; lower values often fail once prompt, tool schema, and tool history accumulate
  • Approval policy is controlled live from the sidebar Supervisor panel rather than a separate global settings screen
  • Settings now show MCP runtime status, active endpoint, startup warnings, and allow changing the MCP port with an immediate server restart
  • Settings also include reusable Form Autofill profiles for one-click filling of common contact and address forms on the active page
  • The address bar can also show a Changed badge when Vessel detects that a previously visited page has meaningfully changed since the last saved snapshot
  • Premium users can open the sidebar Changes tab for the full What Changed timeline for the active page
  • The Bookmarks tab can export browser-compatible HTML, HTML with Vessel notes, or a full Vessel JSON archive with agent metadata intact
  • Agents can selectively disable ad blocking for a problematic tab, reload, retry the flow, and turn blocking back on later
  • Agents can persist authenticated state with named sessions, for example github-logged-in, and reload that state in later runs
  • The intended control plane is an external harness driving Vessel through MCP
  • If you set an Obsidian vault path in Settings, harnesses can write markdown notes directly into that vault via Vessel memory MCP tools

Configuration

The installer writes three snippets to:

  • ~/.config/vessel/mcp-stdio-snippet.json
  • ~/.config/vessel/mcp-http-snippet.json
  • ~/.config/vessel/mcp-hermes-snippet.yaml

It also installs a helper command:

vessel-browser-mcp

Helper examples:

```bash

Raw MCP endpoint URL

vessel-browser-mcp --format url

Package an unpacked Linux app

npm run dist:dir

Package a Linux AppImage

npm run dist

Package an unpacked universal macOS app bundle (run on macOS)

npm run dist:mac:dir

Package universal macOS DMG + ZIP artifacts (run on macOS)

npm run dist:mac

Package signed macOS DMG + ZIP artifacts (run on macOS with signing set up)

npm run dist:mac:signed ```

Notes:

  • npm run dev still launches the stock Electron binary, so Linux may continue showing the default Electron gear icon in development
  • packaged builds created with npm run dist / npm run dist:dir use the Vessel app icon
  • npm run build:icon:mac regenerates resources/vessel-icon.icns from resources/vessel-icon.png for macOS packaging
  • npm run dist:mac and npm run dist:mac:dir build universal macOS artifacts by default, so the same app runs natively on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs
  • npm run dist:mac:x64 and npm run dist:mac:arm64 are available when you need smaller architecture-specific test artifacts
  • npm run verify:mac:universal uses lipo to confirm the packaged app executable and Electron framework include both x86_64 and arm64 slices
  • npm run dist:mac, npm run dist:mac:dir, npm run dist:mac:x64, and npm run dist:mac:arm64 intentionally disable auto-signing so local packaging works on any Mac without keychain setup
  • npm run dist:mac:signed and npm run dist:mac:dir:signed build universal artifacts and use normal electron-builder signing discovery; if your login keychain has duplicate Apple certs, clean those up or use a dedicated keychain before running the signed path
  • signed builds are still not notarized by this repo out of the box, so Gatekeeper warnings remain until notarization is added for release publishing
  • the tracked smoke test runs typecheck, build, the MCP stdio proxy regression check, and the Electron navigation regression harness
  • for headless CI, run the smoke test under xvfb-run -a npm run smoke:test

Run as stdio-to-HTTP proxy (for MCP client integration)

vessel-browser-mcp --stdio

🎯 aiskill88 AI 点评 A 级 2026-06-04

高质量的开源MCP工具,智能浏览器自动化

⚡ 核心功能

👥 适合人群

Claude Desktop / Claude Code 用户AI 工具开发者需要扩展 AI 能力的专业人士自动化工程师

🎯 使用场景

  • 在 Claude Desktop 对话中直接调用本地工具,实现 AI 与系统的深度联动
  • 通过自然语言驱动复杂的多步骤自动化任务,代替繁琐手动操作
  • 将多个 MCP 工具组合使用,构建个人专属 AI 工作站

⚖️ 优点与不足

✅ 优点
  • +MIT 协议,可免费商用
  • +标准化 MCP 协议,生态互联性强
  • +与 Claude 官方生态无缝对接
  • +即插即用,配置简单快捷
⚠️ 不足
  • 依赖 Claude 客户端,非 Claude 用户无法使用
  • MCP 协议仍在持续演进,接口可能变更
  • 需要一定的配置步骤
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🌐 原始信息
原始名称 vessel-browser
Topics ai-agentsai-browser-automationautonomous-agents
GitHub https://github.com/unmodeled-tyler/vessel-browser
License MIT
语言 TypeScript
🔗 原始来源
🐙 GitHub 仓库  https://github.com/unmodeled-tyler/vessel-browser 🌐 官方网站  https://quantaintellect.com

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