Connect Your AI Agent with Browser Use for Slack
Integrate Browser Use MCP server into your Slack workspace for instant access to your AI agent.
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Available Tools
Tools that your AI agent can use through this MCP server to interact with Browser Use
Create presigned upload URLs for Browser Use workspace files, and optionally upload local Pipedream files to those URLs. See the documentation
Update a Browser Use workspace name. See the documentation
Update a Browser Use profile name or user ID. See the documentation
Update a standalone Browser Use browser session. Currently, Browser Use supports the stop action. See the documentation
Stop the current task or stop the entire Browser Use agent session. See the documentation
List Browser Use workspaces for persistent shared file storage across sessions. See the documentation
List files and folders in a Browser Use workspace, optionally returning presigned download URLs. See the documentation
List Browser Use agent sessions for the authenticated project. See the documentation
List messages from a Browser Use agent session, including reasoning, tool calls, browser actions, screenshots, and results. See the documentation
List Browser Use profiles, optionally searching by profile name or user ID. See the documentation
List standalone Browser Use browser sessions for direct browser control via CDP. See the documentation
Get a Browser Use workspace by ID. See the documentation
Get storage usage for a Browser Use workspace. See the documentation
Get the current state, output, live URL, screenshot URL, and cost details for an agent session. See the documentation
Get a Browser Use profile by ID. See the documentation
Get details for a standalone Browser Use browser session, including live URL, CDP URL, status, timeout, and cost fields. See the documentation
Get Browser Use account billing details for the authenticated project. See the documentation
Delete a Browser Use workspace and its stored files. This cannot be undone. See the documentation
Delete a file from a Browser Use workspace. See the documentation
Delete an agent session. See the documentation
Delete a Browser Use profile. This removes persisted browser state for that profile. See the documentation
Create a Browser Use workspace for persistent shared file storage across sessions. See the documentation
Create an agent session, dispatch a task, or dispatch a follow-up task to an existing idle session. See the documentation
Create a Browser Use profile to preserve cookies, local storage, and login state across sessions. See the documentation
Create a standalone Browser Use browser session for direct browser control through CDP. Browser sessions are billed by runtime and can run up to 4 hours. See the documentation