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Connect AI assistants to browsers, code projects and databases to work beyond chat.
Why try it
Its documentation describes operating page controls, text, and forms. Start with a small workflow whose result you can check, such as search or form submission; setup guidance is documented for the three listed assistants.
Selection source ↗See the task guide →Selected 2026-10-13
Documented setup: Codex / Claude Code / Cursor
Why try it
When adding a library or upgrading a project, specify its name and version, then retrieve documentation and examples and check their sources. The official site documents setup for the three listed assistants, making a focused documentation lookup a clear first task.
Selection source ↗See the task guide →Selected 2026-10-13
Documented setup: Codex / Claude Code / Cursor
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Start with the task you want your assistant to perform, then check whether it supports that tool’s connection method. Browser, code and database tools may need a local runtime, an account or access permissions. Check each project’s setup guide.
It lets compatible assistants connect to tools or information, such as documentation, browsers and files. Actual capabilities depend on the server and allowed operations.
Read guide →Check assistant support, installation requirements, accounts and possible costs. Some tools run locally; others connect through a remote address.
Read guide →We review public setup documentation. Not every project has been installed and tested here. Check the source, permissions and runtime requirements before using it.
Read guide →Understand local and remote MCP connections in Codex. Add the official read-only OpenAI documentation service, check its configuration and verify an actual call.
Read guide →Choose between browser workflow checks and Chrome debugging by comparing Playwright MCP and Chrome DevTools MCP use cases and setup requirements.
Read guide →Skills supply reusable instructions and resources; MCP connects external tools and information. Understand the distinction and decide when to use either or both.
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