How to add browser automation to any MCP server using PageBolt

How to add browser automation to any MCP server using PageBolt You're building an AI agent with Claude. Your agent needs to interact with the web — take screenshots, generate PDFs, record demo videos, inspect page structure. You could: Write Python scripts to call Puppeteer (fragile, maintenance burden) Manage your own headless browser pool (infrastructure overhead) Use PageBolt's MCP server (tool call, done) Option 3 takes 5 minutes. PageBolt provides an open MCP server that gives Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf native access to browser automation tools. Your agent calls take_screenshot() directly. No Python. No subprocess management. No infrastructure. What is PageBolt MCP? MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard for AI agents to call external tools. PageBolt implements the MCP spec so AI agents can: Take screenshots of any URL Generate PDFs from HTML or web pages Record browser interactions as narrated videos Inspect page structure (CSS selectors, element text) Run multi-step browse