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Connect supported web AI assistants to MCP servers and tools, then run real workflows without leaving the conversation. Superpower is a browser extension that brings Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools directly into supported AI web applications. It allows users to connect their own MCP server, discover available tools, manage which tools are enabled, generate MCP-compatible instructions, and execute tool calls without leaving the current AI chat interface. Superpower is designed to make AI workflows more capable and efficient by connecting conversational AI with external tools and services through MCP. Key features include: * Connect to user-configured MCP servers * Discover and manage available MCP tools * Enable or disable individual tools * Execute MCP tool calls directly from supported AI interfaces * Insert tool results back into the active conversation * Generate and manage MCP instructions * Monitor MCP server connection status * Configure automation delays and interaction behavior * Work across multiple supported AI platforms Superpower acts as a bridge between AI chat interfaces and MCP-compatible tools. Users remain in control of their MCP server, enabled tools, and extension settings. The extension is intended for users who want to extend AI assistants beyond text generation and integrate them with practical tools, workflows, and external services through the Model Context Protocol.
Sep 15, 2026
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