API Documentation

MetaDock provides five ways to automate browsers: REST API, WebSocket API, Selenium WebDriver (W3C), Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), and MCP integration. MetaDock shows all browsers in a visual grid — watch your automation execute in real-time.

Getting Started

Authentication, base URLs, and response formats. Everything you need to start using the MetaDock API.

IntroductionAuthenticationBase URLsResponse Formats

REST API

91 endpoints

HTTP endpoints for complete browser control. Create browsers, navigate, interact with pages, and more.

Browser CreationNavigationJavaScriptPage InteractionScreenshotsCookiesDevice EmulationProfilesWorkspacesLayoutsBatch Operations

WebSocket API

60+ actions

Real-time bidirectional communication. Subscribe to browser events and control browsers with low latency.

ConnectionAuthenticationBrowser ActionsLayout ActionsProfile ActionsWorkspace ActionsSubscriptionsEvents

Selenium WebDriver

W3C compatible

W3C WebDriver protocol support. Use your existing Selenium scripts with minimal changes.

OverviewSessionsNavigationElementsScriptsCookiesScreenshots

Chrome DevTools Protocol

10 domains

CDP-compatible WebSocket interface for remote debugging. Connect Puppeteer, Playwright, or any CDP client.

DiscoveryConnectionSupported DomainsPuppeteerPlaywright

MCP Integration

92 tools

Control browsers with AI assistants using natural language. Works with Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible client.

OverviewSetupBrowser ToolsNavigationPage InteractionProfilesWorkspaces

REST Endpoints

60+

WebSocket Actions

W3C

WebDriver Protocol

CDP

DevTools Protocol

MCP

AI Integration

Quick Start

Open MetaDock and go to Settings → API to get your API key
The API runs locally at http://127.0.0.1:8080
Authenticate using Bearer token: Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY
Start with the Getting Started guide