You'd reach for this when you need your AI agent to interact with web pages while maintaining a cryptographic paper trail of every action. It wraps a headless browser and creates SHA-256 hashes of each operation, bundling them with Ed25519 signatures to prove what the agent actually did. Think automated form filling, data extraction, or UI testing where you need verifiable logs for compliance or debugging. The stdio transport keeps it simple to integrate. The proof bundles give you tamper-evident records that show exactly which pages were visited, what was clicked, and what data was scraped, which matters when the agent's actions have regulatory or security implications.
claude mcp add --transport stdio bkauto3-conduit -- uvx conduit-browser