What does the Chrome History MCP Server do?

It exposes your local Chrome browser history to an AI assistant by reading directly from Chrome's History database file, allowing the assistant to see and reason over what you've actually browsed rather than relying on its own memory.

How do I use this with multiple Chrome profiles?

You must supply the --path flag pointing to the specific profile's History file, since each profile keeps its own history database and the default path only covers the Default profile. For example: `uv run chrome-history-mcp --path /Users/lipeng/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Profile\ 3/History`

What does this require to run?

It requires uv, and can be run with the command `uv run chrome-history-mcp` for the default profile or with the --path flag for non-default profiles.

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Access Chrome History for AI Chat

Name: Chrome History MCP Server
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Author: Peng Li

Minimal MCP server exposing local Chrome browser history to an AI assistant, reading directly from Chrome's History file, with multi-profile support.

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Updated Jul 2025

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Why it matters

Integrate your Chrome browser history into AI applications. Enable conversational AI to understand and discuss your browsing habits.

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What it gets done

Extract data from Chrome browser history.

Provide Chrome history access for AI models.

Enable AI-powered analysis of browsing data.

Support multiple Chrome profiles and cross-platform use.

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Run in your project directory:

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Overview

Chrome History MCP Server

A minimal MCP server that exposes local Chrome browser history to an AI assistant by reading Chrome's History database file directly, from the default per-OS location or a specified path. Use it when an AI assistant needs to query or reason over local Chrome browsing history directly. It is useful with multiple Chrome profiles via an explicit history file path.

What it does

A minimal MCP server that exposes local Chrome browser history to an AI assistant, reading directly from Chrome's own History database file rather than an export or API. Run with no arguments, it looks for Chrome's history at the default per-OS location; a --path flag points it at a specific History file instead, which is what multi-profile Chrome setups need since each profile keeps its own history database.

When to use - and when NOT to

Use it when an AI assistant needs to see or reason over what has actually been browsed in Chrome - recalling a site visited earlier, summarizing recent browsing activity, or answering a question grounded in real history rather than the model's own memory. Because it reads Chrome's history file directly, Chrome should be closed or the file otherwise unlocked when the server accesses it, and the correct profile path must be supplied whenever more than one Chrome profile exists on the machine - the default path only covers the Default profile.

Capabilities

The server exposes Chrome history data over the standard MCP protocol to any compatible client. Default locations are used automatically per OS: C:\Users`\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default on Windows, /Users//Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default on macOS, and /home/`/.config/google-chrome/Default on Linux. The --path argument overrides this to target a specific profile's History file directly.

How to install

Requires uv.

uv run chrome-history-mcp

For a non-default profile:

uv run chrome-history-mcp --path /Users/lipeng/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Profile\ 3/History

For MCP clients such as mcp-cli-host, configure it as a STDIO server pointing the command at uv --project <repo location> run chrome-history-mcp --path <history location>.

Who it's for

Users who want an AI assistant to answer questions grounded in their actual Chrome browsing history instead of guessing, especially with multiple Chrome profiles where the right one needs to be targeted explicitly.

Source README

A mcp server expose your Chrome history to AI

Setup & Running

uv run chrome-history-mcp

It will use the default Chrome history path:

Windows:
C:\Users<username>\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default
macOS:
/Users//Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default
Linux:
/home//.config/google-chrome/Default

see the details

otherwise use the --path to define the path of history, for example: /Users/lipeng/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Profile 3/History(if you have multiple user in Chrome)

uv run chrome-history-mcp --path /Users/lipeng/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Profile\ 3/History

E2E

Leverage mcp-cli-host as mcp client

Set STDIO server config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "a2a-mcp": {
      "command": "uv",
      "args": [
        "--project",
        "<location of the repo>",
        "run",
        "chrome-history-mcp",
        "--path",
        "<location of your chrome history>"
      ]
    }
  }
}

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