autopilot-mcp

Create an isolated temporary browser instance for parallel work.

List live spawned browser instances.

Close a spawned browser instance and delete its temporary profile.

Navigate a spawned instance to a URL.

PNG screenshot of the page open in a spawned instance.

Visible text from the current page in a spawned instance.

Current URL for a spawned instance.

Run JavaScript in a spawned instance and return the stringified result.

Click viewport coordinates in a spawned instance.

Type text into the focused element in a spawned instance.

Attach a local file to an input in a spawned instance.

Scroll a spawned instance by roughly one viewport.

Fill a login form in a spawned instance with a Bitwarden entry.

Open `url` in a persistent browser profile and return the page text.

PNG screenshot of the page open in `profile`.

Visible text from the current page — cheaper than a screenshot.

Current URL for the profile's page.

Run JavaScript in the page and return the stringified result. PREFERRED over click() for form filling and button activation — CSS/DOM selectors are robust to viewport size.

Click at viewport coordinates. Use only when you can't target by selector — prefer run_js for robustness.

Type text into the currently-focused element. Click or focus first.

Attach a local file to a ``<input type="file">`` element on the page.

Scroll the page by roughly one viewport.

Search Bitwarden for saved logins. Returns id, name, urls, username for each match — NEVER the password. `query=""` lists everything.

Fill a login form with a Bitwarden entry. Preferred over typing the password yourself — the password is injected into the DOM and never returns to you.

Current 6-digit TOTP for a Bitwarden item. Bitwarden is the single source of truth for TOTP secrets. Codes are ~30s; call right before you need to paste.

ESCAPE HATCH — returns plaintext username + password. Only use when fill_login can't target the form. `reason` is mandatory and audited.

Create a new Bitwarden Login item. Errors if `name` already exists — use update_login or upsert_login to modify an existing entry.

Patch fields on an existing Bitwarden Login. Errors if `id_or_url` doesn't resolve to a unique item. Leave fields empty to skip — only the fields you pass get written.

Create a new login, or update the existing one matching (url, username). The "I just signed up, remember these" path. Errors if more than one existing item matches both url and username.

DESTRUCTIVE — sends a Bitwarden Login item to trash. Requires `confirm=True`. Recoverable from Bitwarden's trash until purged.

Publish a local file at an unguessable URL on 127.0.0.1 with CORS so the browser can ``fetch()`` it. Use when the site's upload widget is pure JS (drag-drop, fetch+FormData) and there's NO ``<input type="file">`` you can target with ``attach_file``.

List files currently published by ``serve_local_file`` (token, url, path, size, expires_at). Useful when an earlier upload session left a URL active and you want to find or revoke it.

Revoke a URL published by ``serve_local_file`` (frees the token immediately rather than waiting for TTL).

List saved playbooks. ALWAYS check first — if a playbook exists for your task, run it instead of re-discovering navigation.

Execute a saved playbook. Returns screenshots + extracted text from observation steps. On failure, returns the error and the failed step index.

Return the saved JSON ledger for a playbook run.

List saved playbook run ledgers, newest first.

Save a playbook — a reusable sequence of browser steps. Call after a successful first-time task so future attempts are 1 call.

Delete a saved playbook. Use for unfixably-broken playbooks — otherwise save_playbook with the same name overwrites.