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Oculr MCP

Enables AI agents to create and control real, isolated browser profiles with engine-level fingerprinting and per-profile proxies, providing antidetect browsing capabilities through a Model Context Protocol interface.

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Oculr MCP — an antidetect browser for AI agents

Oculr is an antidetect browser that AI agents can drive. It exposes a Model Context Protocol server so an agent like Claude can create real, isolated browser profiles, browse and act inside them, and run whole fleets — each profile a real Chromium browser with engine-level fingerprinting and its own proxy, driven over raw Chrome DevTools Protocol with no injected Playwright or Puppeteer globals.

This repository is the connect guide + Claude skill for pointing an MCP client at Oculr. Full docs: https://oculr.ai/developers/mcp

Why an antidetect browser for AI agents

Generic automation stacks announce themselves to every site they touch. Oculr gives an agent the same thing a person has: a real browser with a consistent, engine-level identity that re-applies on every tab, so the agent sees the same site a person would in a stable environment you control. See oculr.ai/ai-agents.

Real Chromium, native fingerprinting — fingerprinting is compiled into the engine in native C++, not patched on with JavaScript.
40+ MCP tools across browsing, profile lifecycle, fleet control and workflow recording.
Raw CDP underneath — none of the globals automation frameworks add ever touch the page.
Per-profile proxies with timezone, language and geolocation aligned to each exit.
Fleet control — one agent call fans out across many region-pinned profiles at once.
Local-first — profiles and data stay on your machine.

Install

Download the Oculr desktop app for macOS, Windows or Linux: https://oculr.ai/download
Open Oculr and use the one-click Add to Claude connect flow, or add the MCP server manually with the command it shows you.

# The desktop app prints the exact command; it looks like:
claude mcp add oculr

Oculr's MCP server speaks local stdio for zero setup, or HTTP with a mandatory bearer token.

Use it

Once connected, just ask your agent:

"Launch the three storefront profiles and check today's listings on each."

The agent calls Oculr's tools — profile_launch, browser_navigate, browser_snapshot, fleet_run and the rest — to drive real browser profiles. Page structure is compressed 5 to 10x before it reaches the model, so tokens go to decisions instead of raw DOM.