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# mula-browser — AI-first anti-detect browser with token-efficient extraction
> An AI-first browser combining anti-detect fingerprinting with human behavior simulation. Drive it via CLI, REST API, or MCP server — and extract pages in ~500–800 tokens.
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## Overview
mula-browser (mubro) is an AI-first browser built on Electron with a Hono ACP server on port 9870. It pairs anti-detect fingerprinting with human behavior simulation to browse naturally, while keeping page extraction token-efficient (~500–800 tokens/page). Control it through a CLI script, a local REST API, or an MCP stdio server for Claude/Cursor integration.
## Features
- **Anti-detect fingerprinting** + human behavior simulation
- **Token-efficient extraction** — ~500–800 tokens/page
- **REST API** at `http://127.0.0.1:9870/api` — status, navigate, back, forward, refresh, extract, click, screenshot
- **MCP server** — `node dist/server/mcp.js` (stdio mode)
## Usage / Quick Start
```bash
node scripts/mubro.mjs start # launch browser + ACP server
node scripts/mubro.mjs nav <url> # navigate
node scripts/mubro.mjs extract # extract page (~500-800 tokens)
node scripts/mubro.mjs snap # screenshot
node scripts/mubro.mjs status # health check
# MCP mode (Claude/Cursor)
node dist/server/mcp.js
```
## Trigger Keywords (OpenClaw)
mubro, mula browser, AI browser, anti-detect browser, human browser, browser extraction
## Related Skills
- [crawl-for-ai](https://github.com/NachaFromMars/crawl-for-ai) — Crawl4AI JS-rendering scraper
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