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chrome-use
Let any AI agent use the Chrome you're signed in to
Open-source CLI, MCP server and Chrome extension that lets Claude Code, Codex or any agent drive the Chrome you're already signed in to. Native messaging, no debug port, nothing injected into pages. Several agents share one Chrome in separate tab groups.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Leo, the maker of chrome-use.
I built it because every browser agent I tried either started a fresh browser that was signed in to nothing, or asked me to open a remote-debugging port on my main profile.
chrome-use connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, MCP clients or your own scripts to the Chrome you already use, through a Chrome Web Store extension and native messaging. What that gets you:
Your real sessions: no re-login, no debug port, no "Allow remote debugging?" prompt.
Quiet on the page: nothing is injected into the pages it drives, and the extension asks for no <all_urls> permission. In our own runs CreepJS scored it 0% bot (self-measured, not a guarantee for every site).
Cross-origin iframes (payment, SSO, embedded widgets) come back as structured, clickable elements, not screenshots.
Repeatable work: extract --schema to JSON, batch and script, site adapters for GitHub, Reddit and many more, YAML tests and network mocks.
Several agents in one Chrome, each in its own tab group.
No terminal needed: chat with your local Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode or Pi in Chrome's side panel, or from your phone.
It's free and open source (Apache-2.0) on macOS, Linux and Windows. Page data only goes to the model you chose.
Its sibling, iphone-use, does the same for a real iPhone. I'd love your feedback, especially on sites where it gets stuck.
The separate tab groups for several agents in one Chrome is the part I keep coming back to — how much isolation is there between agents sharing the same profile? Can one agent see or close another agent's tabs, or does each agent only see its own group?
About chrome-use on Product Hunt
“Let any AI agent use the Chrome you're signed in to”
chrome-use was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #70 on the daily leaderboard. Open-source CLI, MCP server and Chrome extension that lets Claude Code, Codex or any agent drive the Chrome you're already signed in to. Native messaging, no debug port, nothing injected into pages. Several agents share one Chrome in separate tab groups.
chrome-use was featured in Chrome Extensions (52.9k followers), Open Source (69k followers), Developer Tools (522.7k followers), Artificial Intelligence (483.1k followers) and GitHub (41.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 296.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted chrome-use?
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郭立
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Leo, the maker of chrome-use.
I built it because every browser agent I tried either started a fresh browser that was signed in to nothing, or asked me to open a remote-debugging port on my main profile.
chrome-use connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, MCP clients or your own scripts to the Chrome you already use, through a Chrome Web Store extension and native messaging. What that gets you:
Your real sessions: no re-login, no debug port, no "Allow remote debugging?" prompt.
Quiet on the page: nothing is injected into the pages it drives, and the extension asks for no <all_urls> permission. In our own runs CreepJS scored it 0% bot (self-measured, not a guarantee for every site).
Cross-origin iframes (payment, SSO, embedded widgets) come back as structured, clickable elements, not screenshots.
Repeatable work: extract --schema to JSON, batch and script, site adapters for GitHub, Reddit and many more, YAML tests and network mocks.
Several agents in one Chrome, each in its own tab group.
No terminal needed: chat with your local Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode or Pi in Chrome's side panel, or from your phone.
It's free and open source (Apache-2.0) on macOS, Linux and Windows. Page data only goes to the model you chose.
Its sibling, iphone-use, does the same for a real iPhone. I'd love your feedback, especially on sites where it gets stuck.