empir3hq

8 mods across 1 repository, 3 stars between them.

empir3-bridge

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empir3hq/empir3-bridge

MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2

Local-first browser and desktop control bridge for AI agents using MCP. Runs locally from the @empir3hq/empir3-bridge npm package.

not rated 3 yesterday A tokens not measured original MIT

control-my-browser

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empir3hq/empir3-bridge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Drive the user's own Chrome through the Empir3 Bridge: open a page, read it, click, type, and verify. Use whenever a task involves a website or web app the user is signed into, or any browsing, form filling, screenshot or page check. Triggers: "open my", "log in to", "fill the form", "check the page", "take a…

not rated 3 yesterday A 90 tokens original MIT

empir3hq/empir3-bridge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Hand a task to another AI the user already pays for — the Codex, Grok, Claude or Antigravity (agy) CLI signed in on their machine — through the Empir3 Bridge, and get the answer or the written files back. Use for second opinions, parallel drafts, reviews by a different model, or long jobs that should run in the…

not rated 3 yesterday A 107 tokens original MIT

empir3hq/empir3-bridge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Capture a browser routine once in the user's own Chrome through the Empir3 Bridge and replay it later with different values — a login, an export, a weekly report download, a form that is filled the same way every time. Triggers: "record this", "do it again every week", "replay", "save this routine", "automate what I…

not rated 3 yesterday A 85 tokens original MIT

use-my-desktop

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empir3hq/empir3-bridge

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Operate native Windows applications on the user's PC through the Empir3 Bridge: list and focus windows, read their controls, click, type, press keys, take DPI-aware screenshots, and work inside a region the user selects. Use when a task needs a desktop app rather than a web page. Full support is Windows; Linux with…

not rated 3 yesterday A 89 tokens original MIT

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