BrowserSense
BrowserSense - QA Agent with Real Senses
Overview
BrowserSense is a QA agent with real senses — it sees, feels, and understands your app — beyond code perfection, like a real-user.
An MCP server that launches multiple Browser-Use agents to test websites for UI bugs, broken links, accessibility issues, and other technical problems.
Perfect for testing both live websites and localhost development sites.
Test with real senses until your website works perfectly.
Key Features
- Visual Testing: Sees your website like a real user would
- Multi-Agent Testing: Launches multiple Browser-Use agents for comprehensive coverage
- Bug Detection: Identifies UI bugs, broken links, and accessibility issues
- Technical Problem Detection: Catches various technical problems automatically
- Development & Production: Works seamlessly with both localhost and live websites
- MCP Integration: Built as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for standardized agent interaction
Technology Stack
- Browser-Use Agents: Multiple intelligent browser agents for comprehensive testing
- Model Context Protocol (MCP): Standardized server interface for AI agent integration
- Web Testing: Automated browser testing with real-world simulation
Demo & Resources
Testing Capabilities
Use Cases
- Development Testing: Catch issues early during localhost development
- Pre-deployment QA: Comprehensive testing before production releases
- Continuous Monitoring: Regular checks on live websites
- Regression Testing: Ensure updates don't break existing functionality
Links
- GitHub Repository: https://github.com/srcJin/Browser-Sense
- Demo Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaB9KoJSzS4
Why BrowserSense?
Traditional testing tools focus on code correctness, but BrowserSense goes beyond that. It understands your application like a real user would — seeing the interface, feeling the interactions, and comprehending the user experience. This human-like perspective catches issues that code-only testing might miss.
With BrowserSense, you can ensure your website works perfectly from a real user's perspective, not just from a technical standpoint.