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Local-first · MCP over HTTP

A real browser your agents can drive.

Bureau is a stealth Firefox and a local daemon that exposes browser tools as MCP over HTTP. It runs on your machine, with your logins and sessions — never a shared cloud browser.

Install the CLI

$npm install -g bureau-sh

How it works

Three steps to a browser your agents can drive.

01

Install

One npm install. macOS, Node 22.13 or newer. Point Bureau at your Camofox install and it handles the rest — see the install docs.

$ npm install -g bureau-sh

02

Start the daemon

bureau start launches the stealth browser and serves the MCP tools over HTTP on port 8830.

$ bureau start

03

Connect any MCP client

Point Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client at the local endpoint and your agent can drive the browser.

Claude Code — .mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bureau": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "http://localhost:8830/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Capabilities

One daemon, the whole toolbelt.

Everything an agent needs to act on the web, exposed as typed MCP tools.

Saved identities & sessions

Persist logged-in browser profiles and reuse them across runs — sync from Chrome, re-auth when a session expires.

Social capture & search

Read and act on social feeds, profiles, and conversations through first-class capture and search tools.

Scraping & research

Pull clean content from any page and run multi-step research jobs that read the live web.

Workflows

List and run declarative browser workflows — repeatable, parameterized automations.

Screen tools

Capture displays and windows, move, click, and type at the OS level when the DOM isn't enough.

Credentials vault

Record credentials into a sealed local vault. Secrets stay on your machine, never in a prompt.

Why local

Your cookies never leave the machine.

Cloud-browser SaaS runs your sessions on someone else's server. Bureau runs the browser where you already trust it — your own machine — so your logins, cookies, and credentials stay put.

  • Your sessions and cookies stay on your machine — nothing is proxied through a shared cloud browser.
  • Credentials are sealed into a local vault, never sent to a model or a third party.
  • Local browsing is free and works offline; you only pay for metered AI actions.

Runs anywhere

On your machine by default. Reachable from anywhere.

One daemon, three places to run it. Start local — that's the point. When your agents live somewhere else, Bureau follows.

Local — acts as you

Your IP, your logins, your fingerprint. Free, offline, private. This is what npm install gives you today.

Tunneled — your cloud agents, your browser

Connect Bureau over an authenticated tunnel and agents running anywhere drive the browser on your desk — residential IP and warm cookies included.

Cloud — fresh identities at scale

Host the same daemon in your cluster or an ephemeral sandbox for always-on workflows and burst capture — optionally seeded with a sealed session.

Local mode is fully standalone. Tunneled and cloud modes ship with a connected workspace.

Pricing

Free to browse. Credits for AI.

Others meter browser hours, proxy gigabytes, and marked-up tokens. Bureau's browser is your machine — free. Credits only buy the metered AI actions, and with your own Anthropic key you pay nothing.

Local browsing — free

Every new account starts with 200 welcome credits for AI actions.

Start free

Starter

€9one-time

900 credits

Get credits
Popular

Builder

€29one-time

3,200 credits

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Best value

Pro

€99one-time

12,000 credits

Get credits

Or subscribe — more credits, every month

Same price points as the packs, but a monthly allowance with bonus credits that renews automatically.

Starter

€9/mo

990 credits every month

+10% vs the one-off pack

Subscribe
Popular

Builder

€29/mo

3,680 credits every month

+15% vs the one-off pack

Subscribe
Best value

Pro

€99/mo

14,400 credits every month

+20% vs the one-off pack

Subscribe

Ready to give your agent a browser?

The docs walk you from install to a connected MCP client in a few minutes.

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