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Create fleets from AI agents (MCP & IDE)

Browser fleets are agent-native. The MaxoPerf MCP server exposes the whole fleet lifecycle as tools: create_browser_fleet, get_browser_fleet, list_browser_fleets, start_browser_fleet, stop_browser_fleet, update_browser_fleet, scale_browser_fleet (scale up), release_browser_fleet_browsers (scale down), delete_browser_fleet, plus list_browser_fleet_sessions and list_browser_fleet_runs to inspect what a fleet has done. An AI agent in your IDE, or Loadrigo, the assistant built into the MaxoPerf console, can use them to request a grid of browsers, give you the connection URL, scale the fleet up or down while a job runs, list its sessions and runs, and tear it down when you finish. You ask in plain language.

create_browser_fleet and update_browser_fleet also take a step_capture parameter (default on) to turn interaction-step capture off for anti-bot pages or a strict content-security policy — a change via update_browser_fleet applies from the fleet’s next start, never to sessions already running.

create_browser_fleet and list_browser_fleets take an optional workspace_id — pass it to target a specific workspace; omit it and MaxoPerf uses the account’s oldest active workspace. Pass the workspace you have open in the console to see the fleet there.

The guides for driving MaxoPerf from an agent have their own section:

  • MCP overview: the endpoint, authentication, and read-only mode.
  • Connect your AI agent to MCP: setup for each client (Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT).
  • MCP tools reference: the exact arguments and return values of the fleet tools, next to the full tool catalog.
  • MaxoPerf agents: the MaxoPerf skill. One install command wires up the connector and teaches an agent the MaxoPerf workflow, fleets included.
  • Loadrigo: create and manage fleets from the console assistant, with no separate agent setup.

After you connect, pass the fleet’s connection URL to your suite the same way you would for a fleet you created by hand. The Playwright and Selenium quickstarts show how.