veilbrowser
Stealth browser automation over raw CDP, driving a real unmodified Chrome with no Playwright or Puppeteer in the stack. Returns numbered element refs from the accessibility tree so a model clicks ref 3 instead of guessing a CSS selector, and can attach to an already-running Chrome to reuse logged-in
- Score
- 82.8572 signals
- Evidence
- 41 stars · 6 forks
- Last commit
- as last read from GitHub; most reads are from 2 Sep 2026 or later
- Listed
Install
No one-command install. Set it up from its source.
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What it is
Stealth browser automation over raw CDP, driving a real unmodified Chrome with no Playwright or Puppeteer in the stack. Returns numbered element refs from the accessibility tree so a model clicks ref 3 instead of guessing a CSS selector, and can attach to an already-running Chrome to reuse logged-in
When to use it
Stealth browser automation over raw CDP, driving a real unmodified Chrome with no Playwright or Puppeteer in the stack. Returns numbered element refs from the accessibility tree so a model clicks ref 3 instead of guessing a CSS selector, and can attach to an already-running Chrome to reuse logged-in
How to install / invoke
See Glama for the install config.
Notes
Listed from the Glama MCP registry.