For years, people have asked their favorite AI tools for guidance: “Show me how to create multiple social accounts,” or “Tell me how to run a web campaign securely.” But no matter how powerful AI got, it could only talk — you still had to do the work yourself.
That ends today. With MCP protocol support, RoxyBrowser becomes the world’s first antidetect browser that can be directly controlled by AI. Whether you’re using ChatGPT, Claude, or any MCP-enabled AI agent, your AI can now launch browsers, create sessions, change IPs, and perform tasks — all inside RoxyBrowser, automatically and securely.
A Major Leap Forward in AI Usability
The MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a new open standard that lets AI tools talk to software and execute real actions — not just generate instructions.
By adding full MCP compatibility, RoxyBrowser bridges the gap between AI thinking and AI doing. When your AI assistant connects to RoxyBrowser through MCP, it gains direct access to:
- Browser automation — open, close, and manage multiple sessions instantly
- Fingerprint control — customize or randomize browser fingerprints to stay undetected
- Proxy integration — assign unique IPs per tab or profile
- Secure storage — keep all cookies, sessions, and credentials safely isolated
In short, it’s like giving your AI an invisible hand to navigate the web — with perfect stealth.
Why MCP Matters
Modern AI is smart but powerless without tools. MCP support transforms RoxyBrowser into a trusted executor, turning your AI from a “guide” into a real digital operator.
Imagine this:
- You tell your AI: “Use four different browsers, each on a unique IP, to create four marketing accounts.”
- The AI opens RoxyBrowser, spins up four isolated profiles, connects each to a different proxy, fills out forms, verifies emails — and reports back when done.
No more switching windows. No more manual setups. Just AI-powered automation, directly inside your secure fingerprint browser.
This level of integration unlocks enormous benefits for:
- Digital marketers running multi-account campaigns
- Growth hackers managing large-scale outreach
- Researchers and analysts conducting parallel tests
- Automation engineers orchestrating workflows via AI agents
RoxyBrowser + MCP: Safer AI Workflow Automation
Security and privacy are at the core of RoxyBrowser’s mission. Unlike generic browser automation tools or exposed scripts, RoxyBrowser adds a protective layer between your data and the AI.
When AI executes tasks through RoxyBrowser, every session remains:
- Isolated: Each profile has its own fingerprint, cookies, and local storage.
- Private: No personal or identifying data is shared with the AI model.
- Protected: Hardware-level spoofing ensures even advanced tracking systems can’t link sessions together.
You get full automation without sacrificing anonymity or safety.
As we like to say:
Everything you can do in Chrome, you can do in RoxyBrowser — only safer, smarter, and now, fully automated.
Built for the Next Generation of AI Workflows
RoxyBrowser’s MCP integration is not just an upgrade — it’s a gateway to a new AI ecosystem. It enables intelligent agents to interact with the real web, perform dynamic tasks, and coordinate complex actions at scale.
It’s also compatible with popular MCP clients like:
- ChatGPT with MCP enabled
- Claude.ai (Anthropic)
- Cursor
- Aider
- Continue.dev
This means any AI tool that supports MCP can instantly connect with RoxyBrowser.
No coding. No setup complexity. Just plug and automate.
How to Connect RoxyBrowser with Your AI (MCP Setup Guide)
Getting started only takes a few minutes. Even if you’re not a developer, following these steps will let your AI connect and run inside RoxyBrowser seamlessly.
1. Install and Launch RoxyBrowser
Download and install the latest version of RoxyBrowser, then start the application on your computer.
2. Enable the RoxyBrowser API
Inside RoxyBrowser:
- Go to API → API Configuration
- Set Enable Status to ON
- Copy your API Key — you’ll need this in the next step
3. Install Node.js
Make sure Node.js is installed on your system (version 18 or above). This ensures your AI client can communicate with RoxyBrowser through MCP.
4. Configure Your AI Client
Most MCP-compatible AI clients (like ChatGPT with MCP, Claude, Cursor, or Aider) can use the following standard setup:
Just paste your API key where indicated — and you’re ready to go.
5. Environment Variables
If you prefer, you can manage your connection using environment variables:
| Variable | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ROXY_API_KEY | ✅ Yes | – | Your RoxyBrowser API Key |
| ROXY_API_HOST | ✅ Yes | http://127.0.0.1:50000 | Local RoxyBrowser API address |
That’s it — your AI client is now fully connected to RoxyBrowser. From here on, your AI doesn’t just advise you — it acts for you.
6. More About RoxyBrowser MCP
Want to go further? You can:
- Check GitHub Repository for advanced setup details
- Check the API Document for parameter explanations
- Read How to Troubleshoot Connection and Auth Issues
- Check How to Integrate Playwright MCP
That’s it — your AI client is now fully connected to RoxyBrowser. From here on, your AI doesn’t just advise you — it acts for you.
A Glimpse Into the Future
The line between “AI assistant” and “AI operator” is disappearing, and RoxyBrowser is at the center of that transformation. By combining AI-driven action with privacy-first design, it redefines what’s possible for individuals and teams who depend on automation but refuse to compromise on security.
MCP support marks just the beginning. Soon, RoxyBrowser will expand its AI integrations even further, allowing agents to manage automation schedules, scrape or analyze data ethically, and report results in real-time.
The age of hands-free browsing is here — powered by RoxyBrowser.
