Give your AI agent a browser that can’t be caught.
An MCP server for Claude, Codex, or any agent. It spawns real Chrome sessions that keep themselves logged in and slip past Cloudflare, Turnstile, and CAPTCHA — no fingerprints, no automation flags, no getting caught.
Run every bot probe. Every one says human.
Anti-bot systems fingerprint the browser itself — the webdriver flag, CDP runtime hooks, plugin arrays, WebGL vendor strings, canvas hashes. Stealth strips or masks every one, so the session looks like an ordinary Chrome user.
One prompt in. The wall never noticed.
Real, unedited sessions. Pick a scenario — read the prompt, watch the run, see what came back.
Three things the walls never get to see.
Built on nodriver over the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Every automation tell is stripped, masked, or replaced with a real user’s footprint.
Running in under a minute.
Add it to your MCP config, or install with pip. Python 3.11+ and Chrome are all you need.
Stealth automation is powerful. Use it for legitimate work — testing, QA, accessibility auditing, and automating tasks you’re authorized to perform. Respect each site’s Terms of Service, robots directives, and applicable law. On shared machines, point STEALTH_MCP_BROWSER_SESSION_ROOT inside your user profile so OS ACLs protect your logged-in session data.