PassportMCP

What is PassportMCP? PassportMCP is a tool that allows you to build MCP (Multi-Channel Protocol) servers for any website with automatic browser authentication syncing. It simplifies the process of making authenticated requests by wrapping FastMCP and managing necessary authentication headers and cookies from the browser. How to use PassportMCP? To use PassportMCP, install the package via pip, set up the Chrome extension for native messaging, and create your MCP tools using the provided SDK. You can also use the lightweight BrowserPassport HTTP client for simpler use cases. Key features of PassportMCP? Automatic browser authentication syncing Creation of normal MCP tools Compatibility with any website Always uses the latest authentication state Handles cookies and headers securely Keeps all credentials on your local machine Use cases of PassportMCP? Building MCP servers for web scraping without rate limits. Automating interactions with websites that lack developer APIs. Creating tools for data extraction from authenticated web services. FAQ from PassportMCP? Can PassportMCP work with any website? Yes! PassportMCP is designed to work with any website that requires authentication. Is PassportMCP secure? Yes! All credentials are stored locally and never transmitted to the cloud. How do I install PassportMCP? You can install it using pip with the command pip install ppmcp.

As an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, PassportMCP enables AI agents to communicate effectively through standardized interfaces. The Model Context Protocol simplifies integration between different AI models and agent systems.

To use PassportMCP, install the package via pip, set up the Chrome extension for native messaging, and create your MCP tools using the provided SDK. You can also use the lightweight BrowserPassport HTTP client for simpler use cases. Key features of PassportMCP? Automatic browser authentication syncing Creation of normal MCP tools Compatibility with any website Always uses the latest authentication state Handles cookies and headers securely Keeps all credentials on your local machine Use cases of PassportMCP? Building MCP servers for web scraping without rate limits. Automating interactions with websites that lack developer APIs. Creating tools for data extraction from authenticated web services. FAQ from PassportMCP? Can PassportMCP work with any website? Yes! PassportMCP is designed to work with any website that requires authentication. Is PassportMCP secure? Yes! All credentials are stored locally and never transmitted to the cloud. How do I install PassportMCP? You can install it using pip with the command pip install ppmcp.

Learn how to integrate this MCP server with your AI agents and leverage the Model Context Protocol for enhanced capabilities.