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Browser automation connector for BA Server and MCP/CLI workflows. Control tabs, capture pages, and export PDFs locally. Browser Agent is a local browser automation connector for developer and AI-assisted workflows. It pairs this Chrome extension with BA Server so MCP clients, VS Code, CLI tools, and local scripts can request browser actions through an explicit local control plane. Use Browser Agent to: - list and navigate tabs - capture screenshots and export pages to PDF - read page title and page content when enabled - click, type, scroll, and wait for selectors - download files through the active browser session - collect console, request, storage, and cookie evidence when explicitly enabled Browser Agent is designed for local development, testing, QA, migration validation, and controlled workflow automation. Commands are initiated by your local BA Server or authorized local tools. Sensitive capabilities such as cookies, downloads, debugger-backed capture, storage access, PDF export, and script execution can be enabled or disabled in the extension control panel. The extension does not provide a cloud automation service by itself. Some workflows require the separate BA Server/customer bundle from ArkSoft. Browser data is handled locally between the browser extension and the user's local BA Server unless the user explicitly builds a workflow that sends data elsewhere.
Jul 24, 2026
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