Kernel MCP Server

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Building browser-automation agents at any real scale runs into the same wall: you need remote browsers and sandboxes you can spin up and tear down on demand, not a laptop tab. The Kernel MCP Server connected to Neotask gives you that — cloud browsers for agent automation, hosted sandboxes to run code in, and the ability to observe or manage those sessions from a CLI or MCP client.

• Spins up cloud browsers specifically for agent automation workloads
• Runs code in hosted sandboxes rather than local infrastructure
• Lets you observe or manage running sessions from a CLI or MCP client

What you can automate

Kernel MCP Server

Spin up cloud browsers for agent automation, run code in hosted sandboxes, and observe or manage those sessions from a CLI or MCP client. Useful for teams building browser-automation agents that need scalable, remote execution infrastructure.

Real workflows

Provision a remote browser session on demand

Ask Neotask to spin up a cloud browser for an automation task via Kernel, then check on or manage that session as it runs, without maintaining your own browser infrastructure.

Frequently asked questions

Who is this built for?

Teams building browser-automation agents that need scalable, remote execution infrastructure rather than local browser instances.

Can I both run code and manage sessions through this?

Yes — Kernel covers hosted sandbox code execution alongside cloud browser session management.