The full upstream README, mirrored here for reference. Install config, tool schemas, adoption signals, and an original overview live on the Familiar MCP listing page.
Control your real macOS Chrome via AppleScript — no DevTools Protocol, no Playwright.
A Claude Code skill that drives Google Chrome on macOS through AppleScript (Apple Events). It uses your everyday browser instead of a headless/automated one, so pages behind bot/WAF defenses tend to treat it as a normal user.
日本語版は README.ja.md を参照してください。
Everything is tab-scoped (windowId + tabId); it never relies on the "active tab".
list_tabs / new_tab / new_incognito_tab / close_tab — tab management (new_tab uses a normal window, new_incognito_tab an incognito one)active_tab / window_mode / is_loading — inspect active tab / window mode / tab loading statenavigate / get_tab_url — navigationreload / go_back / go_forward / stop — history & reload controlwait_for_load / wait_for_selector / wait_for_function — wait for page load / element / a JS conditionget_html — get the current DOM as HTMLget_text / get_attribute / get_value / exists / query_all — read element text / attribute / value / presence / all matchesclick / fill / clear / select_option / set_checked / press_key / submit / scroll_into_view — interact with elements and formsexecute_js / execute_js_file — run arbitrary JavaScript (use the file form for complex scripts)Selectors accept CSS (default), text=, xpath=, and label= forms.
For local development / testing:
This places the skill under ~/.agents/skills/familiar/. Any client that follows the
agent-skills spec (Claude Code, Cursor, and
others) picks it up automatically. The registry is at https://skills.sh.
The mcp/ directory contains an MCP server implementation (TypeScript) that
exposes the same 32 actions to any MCP-compatible client (Claude Code, Claude
Desktop, Cursor, Codex CLI, and others).
Quick install (Claude Code):
See mcp/README.md for full per-client install and configuration.
The script also runs standalone, without installing the skill:
See skills/familiar/SKILL.md for full usage.
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