How to Set Up Vibium MCP in Claude Code

Vibium ships with a built-in MCP server, so you can give Claude Code a real browser. Once connected, Claude can navigate pages, click, type, and take screenshots as part of its normal tool use — no custom integration code.

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI agents call external tools. Because Vibium exposes an MCP server out of the box, Claude Code can drive a browser the same way it reads files or runs commands.

Connect Vibium to Claude Code

Claude Code registers MCP servers with the claude mcp add command. The general shape is:

claude mcp add vibium -- <vibium-mcp-server-command>

⚠️ The exact server command depends on your Vibium version. Check the official Vibium MCP setup guide for the precise command, then drop it into the placeholder above.

After adding it, restart Claude Code and confirm the vibium server is listed.

Use it

Once connected, just ask:

"Open example.com, take a screenshot, and tell me the main heading."

Claude will call the Vibium MCP tools to open the page, capture the screenshot, and read the content back to you.

Why this matters

Browser access turns an AI coding agent into one that can verify its own work — open the app it just built, check the UI, and confirm a flow actually works. That feedback loop is exactly what Vibium was designed for.

Next steps

• What is Vibium?
• Vibium vs Playwright