Playwright MCP server
Provides browser automation capabilities using Playwright. Connect your AI agents to Playwright with enterprise-grade governance, observability, and control through MintMCP Gateway.
Tools included with Playwright MCP
browser_close
Close the page
browser_resize
Resize the browser window
browser_console_messages
Returns all console messages
browser_handle_dialog
Handle a dialog
browser_evaluate
Evaluate JavaScript expression on page or element
browser_file_upload
Upload one or multiple files
browser_fill_form
Fill multiple form fields
browser_install
Install the browser specified in the config. Call this if you get an error about the browser not being installed.
browser_press_key
Press a key on the keyboard
browser_type
Type text into editable element
browser_navigate
Navigate to a URL
browser_navigate_back
Go back to the previous page
browser_network_requests
Returns all network requests since loading the page
browser_run_code
Run Playwright code snippet
browser_take_screenshot
Take a screenshot of the current page. You can't perform actions based on the screenshot, use browser_snapshot for ac...
browser_snapshot
Capture accessibility snapshot of the current page, this is better than screenshot
browser_click
Perform click on a web page
browser_drag
Perform drag and drop between two elements
browser_hover
Hover over element on page
browser_select_option
Select an option in a dropdown
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Works with every major client
Why MintMCP gateway
Centralized governance
Unified authentication, audit logging, and rate control for all Playwright MCP connections.
One-click deployment
Instantly enable Playwright MCP for AI teams via Mint's standardized gateway without manual server setup.
OAuth + SSO enforcement
Automatic enterprise authentication wrapping for Playwright MCP endpoints.
Host stdio servers on Mint instead of running locally
Containerized servers become accessible to clients like ChatGPT without local installations. Better risk management and security posture without requiring users to run servers on their machines.
Observability and control
Real-time dashboards for monitoring usage, detecting anomalies, and maintaining SLA compliance.
Enterprise hardening
High availability, security, and compliance alignment transform MCP from developer utility to production-grade infrastructure.
Supports shared and per-user auth
Flexibility to configure service accounts at the admin level or enable individual OAuth flows. Secrets remain protected while users gain access, with centralized revocation capabilities.
Granular tool access control
Configure tool access by role. For example, enable read-only operations and exclude write tools like create and delete.
FAQs
Yes. MintMCP Gateway is SOC 2 compliant and uses OAuth-based authentication for all Playwright MCP interactions.
ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, and any MCP-compatible client.
Schedule a demo to receive MintMCP Gateway credentials and configuration details for connecting your AI client to the Playwright MCP Server.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI models connect to external tools and data sources through a single, secure interface—the "USB-C for AI."
Access is managed centrally in MintMCP Gateway. Administrators can grant, suspend, or revoke connections and control authentication through identity-based policies.
Mint provides usage dashboards and audit logs for monitoring authentication, tool invocations, and connection activity.
No. Mint supports OAuth authentication and delegated token marshalling, allowing secure, automatic credential handling without manual entry.
Yes. Integrate Mint with Okta or another identity provider to enable role-based access. Map teams or groups to Virtual MCPs (VMCPs) for structured permissions.
Yes. Teams can define VMCPs with custom tool prompts, configurations, and behavior tailored to their workflows.
Yes. You can bring your own MCP servers and manage them through Mint with governance and security controls.
Create a MintMCP app in Okta, upload the metadata XML, map groups to roles, and verify the connection.
Mint detects and notifies administrators of changes to tool definitions and descriptions, including new tools, renamed tools, removals, and updates to metadata.
Yes. Each invocation is logged with timestamp, user identity, and client metadata for traceable auditing.