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Local Api Mcp Typescript
What is Local Api Mcp Typescript
local-api-mcp-typescript is a Model Context Protocol server designed for the AdsPower browser LocalAPI. It allows large language models (LLMs) to interact with web browsers, enabling functionalities such as starting a browser, creating new browsers, and updating browser fingerprint configurations.
Use cases
Use cases include creating multiple browser instances for testing purposes, generating random user profiles for web scraping, and automating tasks that require browser interaction, such as logging into websites or filling out forms.
How to use
To use local-api-mcp-typescript, ensure you have AdsPower installed and Node version 18 or greater. Configure the server in the Claude Desktop settings by adding the appropriate JSON configuration for your operating system. You can also clone the repository, install the package, and build it for development purposes.
Key features
Key features include the ability to create browsers with specific user agents, generate random user agents, fingerprints, and cookies, and manage multiple browser instances simultaneously. It also integrates seamlessly with Claude Desktop and Cursor.
Where to use
local-api-mcp-typescript is primarily used in web automation, testing, and data scraping scenarios where interaction with web browsers is required. It is suitable for developers and businesses that need to automate browser tasks.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Overview
What is Local Api Mcp Typescript
local-api-mcp-typescript is a Model Context Protocol server designed for the AdsPower browser LocalAPI. It allows large language models (LLMs) to interact with web browsers, enabling functionalities such as starting a browser, creating new browsers, and updating browser fingerprint configurations.
Use cases
Use cases include creating multiple browser instances for testing purposes, generating random user profiles for web scraping, and automating tasks that require browser interaction, such as logging into websites or filling out forms.
How to use
To use local-api-mcp-typescript, ensure you have AdsPower installed and Node version 18 or greater. Configure the server in the Claude Desktop settings by adding the appropriate JSON configuration for your operating system. You can also clone the repository, install the package, and build it for development purposes.
Key features
Key features include the ability to create browsers with specific user agents, generate random user agents, fingerprints, and cookies, and manage multiple browser instances simultaneously. It also integrates seamlessly with Claude Desktop and Cursor.
Where to use
local-api-mcp-typescript is primarily used in web automation, testing, and data scraping scenarios where interaction with web browsers is required. It is suitable for developers and businesses that need to automate browser tasks.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Content
AdsPower LocalAPI MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol server that AdsPower browser LocalAPI. This server enables LLMs to interact with start browser, create browser, update browser fingerprint config …
Usage with Claude Desktop
Talk to LLMs to create browser: Create an Android UA browser using Chrome 134

Talk to LLMs to create browser: Help me with random UA, random fingerprint, random cookie generation, create 3 browsers, use 134 cores, and open them

How to use?
Requirements
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Node version 18 or greater
Installation
To use with Claude Desktop, add the server config:
On macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json On Windows: %APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
MacOS / Linux
{
"mcpServers": {
"adspower-local-api": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "local-api-mcp-typescript"]
}
}
}
Windows
{
"mcpServers": {
"adspower-local-api": {
"command": "cmd",
"args": ["/c", "npx", "-y", "local-api-mcp-typescript"]
}
}
}

or use in Cursor

Development
# git clone
git clone https://github.com/AdsPower/local-api-mcp-typescript.git
# install package
cd local-api-mcp-typescript && npx pnpm i
# build
npm run build
# Add the server to your claude_desktop_config.json
"mcpServers": {
"adspower-local-api": {
"command": "node",
"args": [
"<Replace Your Project Path>/local-api-mcp-typescript/build/index.js"
]
}
}
Components
Tools
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open_browser
- Open the browser
- Inputs:
serialNumber(string, optional): The serial number of the browser to openuserId(string, optional): The browser id of the browser to open
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close_browser
- Close the browser
- Input:
userId(string): The browser id of the browser to stop
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create_browser
- Create a browser
- Inputs:
groupId(string): The group id for the browserdomainName(string, optional): The domain nameopenUrls(string[], optional): URLs to opencookie(string, optional): Browser cookieusername(string, optional): Usernamepassword(string, optional): Passwordsystem(string, optional): System typename(string, optional): Browser namecountry(string, optional): CountrysysAppCateId(string, optional): System application category idstorageStrategy(number, optional): Storage strategyuserProxyConfig(object): Proxy configurationfingerprintConfig(object, optional): Browser fingerprint configuration
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update_browser
- Update the browser
- Inputs: Same as create_browser, plus:
userId(string): The user id of the browser to update
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delete_browser
- Delete the browser
- Input:
userIds(string[]): The user ids of the browsers to delete
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get_browser_list
- Get the list of browsers
- Inputs:
groupId(string, optional): The group id of the browsersize(number, optional): The size of the pageid(string, optional): The id of the browserserialNumber(string, optional): The serial number of the browsersort(enum, optional): Sort field (‘serial_number’ | ‘last_open_time’ | ‘created_time’)order(enum, optional): Sort order (‘asc’ | ‘desc’)
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get-opened_browser
- Get the list of opened browsers
- No inputs required
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move_browser
- Move browsers to a group
- Inputs:
groupId(string): The target group iduserIds(string[]): The browser ids to move
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create_group
- Create a browser group
- Inputs:
groupName(string): The name of the group to createremark(string, optional): The remark of the group
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update_group
- Update the browser group
- Inputs:
groupId(string): The id of the group to updategroupName(string): The new name of the groupremark(string | null, optional): The new remark of the group, set null to clear
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get_group_list
- Get the list of groups
- Inputs:
name(string, optional): The name of the groupsize(number, optional): The size of the page
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get-application_list
- Get the list of applications
- Input:
size(number, optional): The size of the page
Advanced Configuration Types
UserProxyConfig
proxy_soft(enum): The proxy soft type (‘brightdata’, ‘brightauto’, ‘oxylabsauto’, etc.)proxy_type(enum, optional): Proxy type (‘http’, ‘https’, ‘socks5’, ‘no_proxy’)proxy_host(string, optional): Proxy hostproxy_port(string, optional): Proxy portproxy_user(string, optional): Proxy usernameproxy_password(string, optional): Proxy passwordproxy_url(string, optional): Proxy URLglobal_config(enum, optional): Global config (‘0’ | ‘1’)
FingerprintConfig
automatic_timezone(enum, optional): Automatic timezone (‘0’ | ‘1’)timezone(string, optional): Timezonelanguage(string[], optional): Languagesflash(string, optional): Flash versionfonts(string[], optional): Font listwebrtc(enum, optional): WebRTC setting (‘disabled’ | ‘forward’ | ‘proxy’ | ‘local’)browser_kernel_config(object, optional):version(string, optional): Browser versiontype(enum, optional): Browser type (‘chrome’ | ‘firefox’)
random_ua(object, optional):ua_version(string[], optional): User agent versionsua_system_version(enum[], optional): System versions
tls_switch(enum, optional): TLS switch (‘0’ | ‘1’)tls(string, optional): TLS configuration
Dev Tools Supporting MCP
The following are the main code editors that support the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.










