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Browser & desktop automation

LeServiteur

An MCP server that drives Chrome and the native desktop — An enriched fork of chrome-devtools-mcp (upstream history merged up to v1.3.0) that gives your AI agents full control of a Chrome browser and, beyond it, the native desktop — under a single policy and audit plane.

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LeServiteur

Browser & desktop automation

MCPBROWSER + DESKTOPVISUAL REGRESSION
  • Works with MCP code agents (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Antigravity)
  • Multi-OS: X11, Wayland and Windows (UI Automation), with a dedicated installer
  • Accessibility -> vision -> pixel routing to target elements

What LeServiteur does

Full Chrome DevTools

Performance traces, network and console inspection, memory snapshots, screencast, Lighthouse, light mode and WebMCP — the entire upstream toolset.

Video recording

start_recording, stop_recording, record_clip and get_recording_status. CDP screencast capture with ffmpeg encoding instructions.

Visual regression testing

save_baseline, visual_diff, check_regression: pixel-by-pixel comparison against stored baselines, with pass/fail verdict and a diff image.

56 native desktop tools

The desktop_* tools drive the real desktop over X11: screen and window capture, change monitoring via XDamage, native XTest input (click, type, drag).

Vision-driven control

desktop_act for a one-off action, desktop_agent for an autonomous loop driven by a vision model, targeting the active window by default.

Live streaming

MJPEG or h264-NVENC desktop stream, plus recording and visual regression applied to native apps, not just the browser.

Key capabilities

  • Works with MCP code agents (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Antigravity)
  • Multi-OS: X11, Wayland and Windows (UI Automation), with a dedicated installer
  • Accessibility -> vision -> pixel routing to target elements
  • CLI usable without an MCP server
  • End-to-end test recipes verifiable by capture
  • Automation of legacy applications with no API
  • Containerized deployment included

Tech stack

TypeScriptNode.jsChrome DevTools ProtocolX11 / XTestWindows UIAffmpegDocker

Who it's for

  • QA teams that want visual proof, not logs
  • Vendors needing to automate desktop apps without an API
  • Platform teams tooling their code agents

License

Dual-licensed by provenance: Apache-2.0 for code inherited from chrome-devtools-mcp, BUSL-1.1 for the fork's original code (converts to MPL 2.0 four years after release).

Let's deploy LeServiteur for you

Scope, volume and deployment mode (SaaS or on your own infrastructure) determine the price. We scope this in the first conversation.

Pricing: On quote