Today we're announcing native support for running Airtap agents from Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and any other AI coding assistant that supports tool use.
Why This Matters
AI coding agents are getting incredibly capable at writing code — but they still can't interact with the web. They can't log into a portal, scrape a page that requires authentication, or fill out a form. Airtap fills that gap.
With our new MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration, any coding agent can call Airtap as a tool. Claude Code can now say 'I need to extract the pricing from this competitor's website' and Airtap handles it — returning structured JSON data back to the agent.
How It Works
Install the Airtap MCP server: `npm install -g @airtop/mcp` Then configure your AI assistant to use it as a tool. The agent gets access to three core capabilities: creating browser sessions, navigating and extracting data, and running pre-built templates.
Example: Claude Code + Airtap
Here's a real workflow: a developer asks Claude Code to 'build a script that monitors our top 10 competitors for pricing changes and emails a report every Monday.' Claude writes the orchestration code, calls Airtap for the browser automation part, and the whole thing runs end-to-end.
Get Started
The MCP integration is available on all Airtap plans including Free. Check the docs for setup instructions and example prompts.
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