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<b>Give your AI agent a reusable memory of web actions.</b>
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## Install
Requires Node.js ≥ 20 and Chrome (uses your system Google Chrome if present, otherwise Playwright's Chromium).
One command configures any supported agent — **Codex, Cursor, VS Code (Copilot) and Claude Code**.
Install for a host (`codex` · `cursor` · `vscode` · `claude`):
```bash
npx -y browser-memory install codex
```
Undo (same host forms):
```bash
npx -y browser-memory uninstall codex
```
It's idempotent (never overwrites an existing entry). Restart the app afterwards.
**Any other MCP host** — drop this into its config (most clients use the `mcpServers` key; VS Code uses `servers`):
```json
{ "mcpServers": { "browser-memory": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "browser-memory"] } } }
```
## Registry (optional)
On by default — it pulls ready-made tools from the hosted registry (`https://api.browser-memory.com`).
Turn it off to run 100% local:
```bash
npx browser-memory config server off
```
Turn it back on:
```bash
npx browser-memory config server on
```
Point it at another backend:
```bash
npx browser-memory config set-url https://your-registry.example.com
```
