Drisp Browser MCP server

Drisp Browser is a helper that gives your AI its own web browser. Instead of just talking, the AI can open a page, see what is on it, and click buttons or fill in forms for you. It is handy for anyone who repeats the same web chores, like checking a dashboard or filling in a form.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to do something on a website, like open a page or find a record. The AI uses this helper, which drives a real Chrome browser behind the scenes. The helper turns the page into a short, simple summary of what is there: headings, buttons, links, and text boxes, each with a short ID. The AI reads that summary, picks the right ID, and clicks or types. Then it tells you what changed on the page, so you can see it worked.

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What you can do with it

• Open a web page and read what is on it
• Click buttons and links by name
• Type into text boxes and forms
• Pick options from dropdowns and checkboxes
• Take screenshots of the page
• Check what changed after an action
• Look at network activity on the page

Try asking your AI

• “Open my payments dashboard and find the failed payment from client@example.com”
• “Log in to the demo site with the test account and tell me if it worked”
• “Go to the products page and delete the item called Sample Widget”
• “Fill in the contact form on this page with my details and submit it”

What it gives back to you

You get short, plain updates in the chat: what page the AI is on, what it found, what it clicked, and what changed. It often shows just the part of the page that changed, not the whole thing. If something went wrong, like a wrong password, it tells you that too. At the end you get a short answer in normal words, such as a confirmation that the note was saved.

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Who it's for

People who do repetitive work in web apps, like support staff, testers, researchers, and anyone who wants their AI to handle simple browser tasks.