OpenDia
Exposes comprehensive browser functions via the Model Context Protocol, enabling external applications and AI models to programmatically interact with a web browser.
About
OpenDia provides an open-source alternative for programmatic browser control, particularly designed to bridge the gap between external applications—such as AI models—and a web browser. By leveraging the Model Context Protocol (MCP), it allows these external entities to perform a wide array of browser operations, from basic navigation and tab management to executing JavaScript, extracting page content, and even managing bookmarks and history, effectively turning the browser into a controllable interface for automated tasks and intelligent agents.
Key Features
- Programmatically navigate to URLs and manage browser tabs
- Execute custom JavaScript in the active browser tab
- Extract page content and capture screenshots of web pages
- Manage browser bookmarks and search browsing history
- Automate form filling and click elements on a web page
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Use Cases
- Automating complex browser workflows for data collection or repetitive tasks.
- Developing intelligent agents that can browse, extract information, and interact with web pages.
- Empowering AI models with direct browser interaction capabilities for web-based tasks.