The open automation engine for AI agents.
Control live browsers and desktop apps locally with instant execution.

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Weavetab is the open automation engine for AI agents. It connects models directly to live Chromium browsers and Electron desktop applications via native Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) sockets — no WebDriver binaries, no cloud relay, zero telemetry.

Actions execute with sub-10ms latency. Web pages are translated into agent-readable semantic maps with turn-by-turn diffing that reduces token usage by up to 95%. Built-in security enforces local domain policies, role-based access control, and client-side credential injection.

Built and architected by fy2ne.

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Why not Playwright or Puppeteer?

The standard approach ΓÇö Playwright over MCP ΓÇö works. But it carries fundamental architectural costs that compound at scale.

	Playwright / Puppeteer	Weavetab
Protocol layer	WebDriver BiDi or CDP via browser binary	Raw CDP WebSocket, Layer 0
Tool execution latency	50ΓÇô300 ms (binary + IPC overhead)	3ΓÇô8 ms
Desktop app control	Browser only	Chrome + any Electron app (Discord, VS Code, Figma…)
DOM representation	Full HTML dump to LLM	Semantic Map 3.0 with delta diffing
Token cost per map	~2,000ΓÇô8,000 tokens	~80ΓÇô400 tokens (95% reduction via delta)
CAPTCHA	API service required	Zero-API via CDP mouse physics
Credential safety	Secrets passed in plaintext	Blind Injection ΓÇö never in LLM context
Extension access	Limited	Full Chrome Extension API surface

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Architecture

MCP Client (Claude / Cursor / Antigravity / Copilot / Windsurf)
       |
       |  JSON-RPC 2.0  (stdio or WebSocket :3000)
       v
+-------------------------------------------------------------+
|                   Weavetab MCP Server                       |
|                                                             |
|  +-----------------+   +---------------------------------+  |
|  | Security Layer  |-->|  Intelligence Engine            |  |
|  | Rate ┬╖ RBAC     |   |  Map 3.0 ┬╖ Delta ┬╖ Memory       |  |
|  | Policy ┬╖ Audit  |   |  Pruner ┬╖ Framework Detector    |  |
|  +-----------------+   +----------------+----------------+  |
|                                         |                   |
|                              +----------v----------------+  |
|                              |  CDP Bridge               |  |
|                              |  Ghost Cursor ┬╖ Typing    |  |
|                              |  App Router ┬╖ Loop Guard  |  |
|                              +----------+----------------+  |
+-------------------------------------------------------------+
                                          |  CDP WebSocket (127.0.0.1)
              +---------------------------+-----------------------------+
              v                           v                            v
       Chrome / Edge               VS Code / Discord          Your Electron App
       (any tab)                   (Electron apps)            (local dev)

No cloud. No external process. The CDP WebSocket connection is strictly bound to 127.0.0.1.

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Quick Start

npx -y @weavetab/mcp

Add to your MCP client config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "weavetab": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@weavetab/mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Client	Config path
Claude Desktop	~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
Claude Code	claude mcp add weavetab -- npx -y @weavetab/mcp
Cursor	.cursor/mcp.json
Antigravity	~/.gemini/antigravity/mcp/weavetab/
VS Code Copilot	.vscode/mcp.json
Windsurf	~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

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Core Technology

Semantic Map 3.0

The primary bottleneck in browser-based agents is DOM representation. Full HTML dumps are noisy, large, and structurally meaningless to language models. Weavetab's browser_map runs an in-browser CDP walker that produces a compact semantic map:

ΓòöΓòÉ ACTIVE DIALOG: "Confirm Payment" ΓòÉΓòù
  [w:3] button "Confirm"  [w:4] button "Cancel"

Γöî "Pro Plan ΓÇö $49/mo"
  [w:12] button "Upgrade"   [w:13] button "View Details"
  [w:14] input val:"john@example.com"  ph:"Email address"  FOCUSED

[w:20...w:38] 18 nav links: "Dashboard" ... "Sign out"

Key properties:

• Ref IDs (w:N) are stable within a session and used by all interaction tools
• Container binding ΓÇö buttons and inputs are grouped under their parent card, row, or section header
• Modal hoisting ΓÇö open dialogs are isolated at the top so agents cannot miss them
• Link collapsing ΓÇö repeated nav/footer runs of 4+ links compress into a single token line
• Semantic delta ΓÇö on re-reads, only changed nodes are transmitted (~ modified, + added, − removed), cutting re-read cost by up to 95%

Ghost Cursor

Clicks are not dispatched as synthetic DOM events. They are delivered as a physical sequence of Input.dispatchMouseEvent CDP calls along a Bezier curve trajectory with randomized acceleration, natural jitter, and hold durations. Anti-bot fingerprinting that flags event-based automation does not trigger.

browser_pointer supports hover_chain for multi-level menu traversal in a single tool call:

{
  "hover_chain": ["File", "Export As", "PNG"],
  "click_final": true
}

Blind Credential Injection

browser_type_secret resolves secrets server-side from ~/.weavetab/secrets.json. The resolved value is never included in the MCP response, never appears in DOM snapshots, and is permanently masked as [REDACTED] in all audit logs. The LLM context never sees the credential.

weavetab secrets set GITHUB_TOKEN
# Stored. Never echoed, never logged, never surfaced to the agent.

Electron & Desktop App Automation

Any tool accepts an optional app parameter that routes the command to a registered Electron process instead of a browser tab:

{ "app": "discord", "ref": "w:24", "text": "Hey, deploying now" }

Register apps in ~/.weavetab/config.json:

{
  "electron": {
    "discord":  "C:\\Users\\<user>\\AppData\\Local\\Discord\\Discord.exe",
    "vscode":   "C:\\Users\\<user>\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Microsoft VS Code\\Code.exe",
    "figma":    "C:\\Users\\<user>\\AppData\\Local\\Figma\\Figma.exe"
  }
}

Weavetab auto-attaches via CDP to the registered process. No code changes required in the target application.

Zero-API CAPTCHA Solving

browser_captcha solves Cloudflare Turnstile, reCAPTCHA v2/v3, GeeTest, and hCaptcha by orchestrating CDP mouse events that replicate human behavioral signatures ΓÇö velocity curves, micro-pauses, scroll inertia ΓÇö with no third-party API, no external service, and no API key required.

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Tool Suite

42 tools across 9 categories. Full parameter reference: docs/tools/tools.md

Category	Tools
Vision & DOM	browser_map browser_find browser_scrape browser_inspect browser_snapshot browser_screenshot browser_console browser_extract_design
Input & Interaction	browser_click browser_type browser_type_secret browser_key browser_pointer browser_select browser_fill browser_upload browser_scroll
Navigation & Environment	browser_navigate browser_tabs browser_detect browser_viewport browser_emulate
Mission & Automation	browser_burst browser_automation browser_recording browser_pattern_learn
Safety & Human Oversight	browser_dialog browser_thoughts browser_clipboard browser_wait
Autonomous CAPTCHA	browser_captcha
Network & Storage	browser_network_intercept browser_storage browser_cookies browser_checkpoint browser_performance
GitHub & Documents	browser_github browser_office
Canvas & Eval	browser_eval browser_pdf browser_canvas browser_highlight

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Security

• Transport: CDP WebSocket strictly bound to 127.0.0.1. No listener on external interfaces.
• Policy Engine: Per-domain allow / read-only / deny / audit rules in ~/.weavetab/policy.json
• RBAC: Four roles ΓÇö admin, operator, viewer, automation ΓÇö enforce tool-level permission gates
• Blind Injection: Credentials resolved server-side, masked in all outputs and audit logs
• Loop Breaker: Strike-based stuck-loop detector halts runaway autonomous sequences
• Audit Log: All tool invocations, policy decisions, and errors written to ~/.weavetab/logs/audit.log

Security vulnerabilities: security@fy2ne.me (do not use public issues).

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CLI Reference

weavetab                        # Start in stdio mode (default)
weavetab --ws --port 3000       # WebSocket daemon mode
weavetab config                 # Interactive configuration wizard
weavetab secrets set KEY_NAME   # Store a secret (never echoed)
weavetab secrets list           # List stored secret keys (not values)
weavetab plugin add <name>      # Install a plugin from npm
weavetab plugin list            # List installed plugins

Configuration file: ~/.weavetab/config.json

{
  "browserType": "chromium",
  "headless": false,
  "extension": true,
  "maxActionsPerMinute": 60,
  "role": "admin",
  "electron": {
    "discord":     "...",
    "vscode":      "...",
    "antigravity": "..."
  }
}

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Extensibility

Weavetab exposes a typed Plugin SDK for authoring custom MCP tools, HUD overlays, and tool lifecycle hooks:

npx @weavetab/sdk init my-plugin

See docs/PLUGINS.md for architecture, manifest spec, and SDK API reference.

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License

AGPL-3.0-only. Client connections over stdio or WebSocket do not extend copyleft obligations to your client application or models.

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