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BrowserOS neo is one MCP server, at one URL, on your own machine. Any AI tool that supports MCP can use it. This page covers the one-click board for the tools we support today. For anything else, set it up manually with the endpoint URL below.

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The endpoint URL

Open a new tab in BrowserOS neo and click MCP in the sidebar. The top of the page shows the endpoint URL:
That address is local to your computer. Nothing crosses the network. Click Copy at the top of the page to grab it.

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One-click setup

Under the endpoint URL you’ll see the list of AI tools we support out of the box. Find yours, click Connect, and restart the AI tool.
BrowserOS neo connect page showing an endpoint URL at the top and the supported AI tools listed underneath, each with a Connect button on the right.

One endpoint, one click per supported AI tool.

Today the supported AI tools are Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity, VS Code, and Zed. Behind the scenes, BrowserOS neo writes a single entry named BrowserOS neo into the AI tool’s own MCP config file, pointing at the endpoint URL above. Existing managed BrowserClaw entries are recognized and migrated automatically.
The board updates as soon as your AI tool actually loads the config. If you don’t see the row flip to Connected, restart the AI tool once and come back.

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Don’t see your AI tool?

If your AI tool supports MCP but isn’t on the one-click board, we’d love to add it. Head to BrowserOS Discussions and open a new discussion. A short template that helps us move fast:
While you’re waiting for one-click support, two other paths work with almost every AI tool.

Claude Desktop and Cowork

Install the BrowserOS neo extension into Claude Desktop with a single file.

Manual URL setup

Guided setup for Hermes Agent, Vercel AI SDK, OpenClaw, and other MCP-compatible AI tools.

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Where to next

How BrowserOS neo works

A guided walkthrough from install to your first AI-driven session.

Your dashboard

Every part of the new-tab dashboard and what it tells you.