Give Claude hands in your own browser — a Chrome extension + MCP server that lets Claude Code drive your real, logged-in Chrome with human-shaped clicks, drags and keystrokes.
Not a headless clone in a data centre — your Chrome, already signed into your accounts, driven by clicks, drags and keystrokes shaped like a person's.
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ChromeBoost is a Chrome extension plus an MCP server. Together they let Claude Code drive the browser sitting in front of you — the one with your sessions, your cookies, your logged-in dashboards. You ask in plain English and watch it happen.
Anything irreversible stops and waits for you. Posts, payments, passwords and 2FA are yours to confirm; ChromeBoost fills in everything around them and hands back control.
"Reply to the new comments on my last LinkedIn post — draft each one and I'll hit Post."
Opens the post, reads the thread, types a reply into the composer for each comment. It stops at Post every time: the button gets highlighted and it waits for your click, so nothing goes out in your name that you didn't read.
"Grab my Stripe test keys and put them in .env"
Navigates to the dashboard you're already logged into, opens Developers → API keys, reveals the secret, writes it straight to .env. The key never touches your clipboard.
"Walk through our signup flow and screenshot every step into ./docs"
Drives the flow like a new user — fills the form, submits, waits for each screen — saving a numbered screenshot at every step. Onboarding docs that rebuild themselves.
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