Model Garden Clicker

Model Garden Clicker enables Anthropic Claude models in the Google Cloud console Model Garden for many projects, one project and one model at a time, inside your own signed-in browser. Enabling a Claude model in a project means filling the model enablement questionnaire (business name, website, contact email, headquarters country, industry, intended users, use cases, Acceptable Use Policy answer) and then accepting the Marketplace agreement. There is no API for this flow, and doing it by hand for every project and every model is slow and error-prone. ONE RUN, STEP BY STEP 1. Open the options page and type the questionnaire values once. Click Save. They stay in this browser's local extension storage. 2. Click the toolbar icon. Paste project IDs, one per line, and tick the models, or click "latest" to tick the newest model of each line. Every project and model pair becomes one job. A deep link fills in the project IDs and models after a confirmation; it never starts a run or changes a setting (https://github.com/pepsi133/model-garden-clicker#deep-links). 3. Click Start. One console tab opens and the jobs run in order. A dark badge in the corner of that tab shows the job, the current step with its timeout, and what comes next. 4. For each job the extension opens the model page, clicks Enable, fills the questionnaire with your saved values, clicks Next and ticks the terms checkbox on the Agreements page. 5. What happens then depends on the mode (below). The popup shows one result per job: dry-run, done, unverified, skipped (already enabled, or done or skipped in an earlier run), failed (with the reason) or stopped. The popup's log keeps the last 50 lines; the Runs page keeps every run's full log, in this browser only, and saves it as a text file on request. MODES DRY RUN is the default. The job stops on the Agreements page with the checkbox ticked. Agree is never clicked, so nothing is approved, purchased or enabled. Use it to check that the form is filled the way you want. FULL RUN is a separate setting: untick the DRY RUN box in the options page (or switch the popup's mode banner) and confirm again when you press Start. The extension then clicks Agree once per job. Agree accepts the publisher's terms and makes a Marketplace purchase that bills the project. Agree is clicked only when the page is the Agreements page of the job's own project, product and exact model version and the terms checkbox is verified ticked. The job is done when the console reports "Successfully purchased". Step-by-step confirmation works in either mode. The extension fills each page and waits for you: a panel in the console tab offers Continue and Stop before Next, and before Agree in a full run. In a dry run the panel ends with Next job and Stop. If you click the console's own button instead, the extension notices and continues. WHAT IT STORES Everything the extension stores (questionnaire values, the job queue, results and the log) lives in the local extension storage of this browser only. Nothing is synced to an account and nothing is sent to the developer or to any third party. The questionnaire values are typed into Google's own form on the console page, and nowhere else. WHAT IT NEEDS A Chrome profile that is signed in to the Google Cloud console with a role that can enable models in the projects you list. The extension asks for access to the console site only (https://console.cloud.google.com). It runs no remote code. LIMITATIONS A model page with extra consent controls is not supported yet; the job fails and names the manual step. The console pages change now and then; a selector that no longer matches makes the job fail cleanly instead of guessing. OPEN SOURCE Model Garden Clicker is an independent open-source tool released under the Apache License 2.0. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or supported by Google or Anthropic. Source code, issues and the privacy policy: https://github.com/pepsi133/model-garden-clicker