
🦁 Safari MCP
The browser for your coding agent.
Your real Safari, logged in — no Chrome, no heat, no headless.
Install in VS Code · VS Code Insiders · Install in Cursor
98 tools · No Chrome/Puppeteer/Playwright needed · ~5ms per command · 60% less CPU than Chrome
Quick Start · All 98 Tools · Examples · Why Safari MCP? · Architecture · Changelog

❌ Without Safari MCP
Your AI agent needs to browse. So it either:
- Spins up Chromium via Playwright — with no logins, no cookies, no sessions
- Uses Chrome DevTools MCP — and melts your fan running a second browser
- Relies on headless scrapers — blocked by Cloudflare, reCAPTCHA, and bot detection
✅ With Safari MCP
Your AI drives the Safari you're already logged into — Gmail, GitHub, Ahrefs, Slack, banking.
Native WebKit. ~60% less CPU. Background operation. 98 tools. One npx command. macOS only.
📰 Featured on freeCodeCamp: How to Connect Your AI Coding Agent to a Browser on macOS · HackerNoon: Reverse-Engineering React, Shadow DOM, and CSP
🍎 Apple ships an official Safari MCP —
safaridriver --mcp, first in Safari Technology Preview 247 (July 2026) and in stable Safari since 27.0. It drives an isolated automation session for debugging. safari-mcp drives the real Safari you're already logged into — your cookies and sessions, in the background, with 98 tools. See the full comparison below.






