Kaspersky (kaspersky.com) for agents: Search kaspersky.com; Read a page on kaspersky.com — through Unbrowse's scoped MCP for kaspersky.com (unofficial), which replays kaspersky.com's own first-party...
Kaspersky as tools for your agent. Unofficial: not affiliated with or endorsed by kaspersky.com. Unbrowse compiled these from kaspersky.com's own requests: each call replays the site's first-party API server-side and returns a verified result. No scraping of rendered pages, no browser on your side, no kaspersky.com API key.
This server is a tool scope holding only kaspersky.com: its compiled tools plus the Unbrowse tools that run them, so the agent's tool list stays small and every call stays on kaspersky.com.
claude mcp add --transport http kaspersky https://unbrowse.ai/mcp/kaspersky.com
codex mcp add kaspersky --url https://unbrowse.ai/mcp/kaspersky.com && codex mcp login kaspersky
{"mcpServers":{"kaspersky":{"url":"https://unbrowse.ai/mcp/kaspersky.com"}}}
The first connect signs in to Unbrowse with OAuth (free tier, only verified results count). For scripts, send Authorization: Bearer $UNBROWSE_API_KEY (key from https://unbrowse.ai/app/keys; keep it in a secret manager, never in config you commit).
If none of the tools below are in this session's tool list, the server is not connected or not signed in: say so and stop. Do not fetch kaspersky.com some other way and present it as this skill's result.
kaspersky_com__get_search_search — Search kaspersky.comRead search search on www.kaspersky.com on Kaspersky Cyber Security Solutions for Home and Business | Kaspersky (www.kaspersky.com). Use for requests like “search www.kaspersky.com for find”; “search www.kaspersky.com for premium”; “search www.kaspersky.com for premium — Search kaspersky.com for premium”. Learned from 2 browser traces; chains get_search_search. Inputs: query e.g. "find". Returns count, pages, records. Read-only on kaspersky.com.
query (string, required) — query (typed during “fill Find what you need”), e.g. "find", "premium"{"query":"find"}
kaspersky_com__read_page — Read a page on kaspersky.comRead any page on kaspersky.com — a path such as /news/2026/some-story, or a full kaspersky.com URL — and get its title, readable text and links. One first-party HTTP request, no browser. Follow a returned link by passing its href back as the path. Inputs: path e.g. "/". Returns the page's title, readable text and links. Read-only on kaspersky.com.
path (string, required) — A page on kaspersky.com: a path like /about, or a full URL on kaspersky.com{"path":"/"}
Always there too: unbrowse.run (a task on kaspersky.com in plain words), unbrowse.inspect, unbrowse.resume, unbrowse.scrape and unbrowse.map (any page on kaspersky.com), and the recorded cloud browser unbrowse.browse.open → unbrowse.browse.act → unbrowse.browse.finish. Hosts that reject dotted names show them with _ (unbrowse_run).
status. succeeded carries the verified result. input_required is not a failure: answer the open fields with unbrowse.resume {runId, answers} on the same run.unbrowse.run {task}. It fails with no_capability when nothing is compiled for that yet: do it once with unbrowse.browse.open on kaspersky.com → unbrowse.browse.act → unbrowse.browse.finish, which compiles a new tool this server lists next time. Anything off kaspersky.com is refused here (not_in_scope): use the general Unbrowse server for that.unbrowse.browse.act with action: "autofill" fills kaspersky.com's login from their Unbrowse password manager.succeeded result says. outcome_unknown means a change may have happened: check before retrying. Posting, buying, sending or deleting needs the user's go-ahead.Every tool is also a REST call:
curl -s https://unbrowse.ai/api/v1/sites/kaspersky.com/call/kaspersky_com__get_search_search \
-H "authorization: Bearer $UNBROWSE_API_KEY" -H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{"query":"find"}'
OpenAPI: https://unbrowse.ai/api/v1/sites/kaspersky.com/openapi.json. Every other site: the general Unbrowse skill (https://github.com/unbrowse-ai/unbrowse) and https://unbrowse.ai/mcp.