Steel MCP Server
What is Steel MCP Server?
Steel MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to enable large language models (LLMs) like Claude to perform web automation tasks using Puppeteer-based tools. It allows LLMs to navigate the web and perform actions such as clicking, scrolling, typing, and taking screenshots.
How to use Steel MCP Server?
To use Steel MCP Server, you need to set it up with Claude Desktop by configuring the environment options for either cloud or local hosting. You can clone the repository, install dependencies, and run the server to start using it with Claude.
Key features of Steel MCP Server?
- Browser automation capabilities using Puppeteer.
- Integration with Steel for managing browser sessions.
- Visual element identification through numbered labels.
- Screenshot capturing functionality.
- Support for basic web interactions like navigation, clicking, and form filling.
- Local and remote Steel instance support.
Use cases of Steel MCP Server?
- Automating web searches and data retrieval.
- Filling out online forms and applications.
- Tracking package deliveries and comparing product prices.
- Taking screenshots of web pages for documentation.
FAQ from Steel MCP Server?
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What is the purpose of Steel MCP Server?
It enables LLMs to automate web tasks and interact with web content effectively.
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Is it necessary to have an API key?
Yes, an API key is required when running in cloud mode to authenticate requests.
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Can I run Steel MCP Server locally?
Yes, you can run it locally by setting the appropriate environment variables.