Reduck is an MCP server that lets your agent create and run reusable automation scripts for the web. Instead of reasoning through every click, the agent writes or reuses a script that returns the same structured output each time, runs in your own Chrome, and burns no tokens while it executes.
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Turn a flaky click-by-click task into a script with a clear contract.
Run scripts that cost no tokens and do not grow the context window.
Keep a library of scripts the agent can call on any website.
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