ThinkBrowse Record

You write with Claude Code. Claude writes the code. Then you open the browser, check the UI, take a screenshot, paste it back, explain what's wrong, and wait. That loop ends here. ThinkBrowse gives your AI agent direct access to your real Chrome browser — the one you're already signed into, with your sessions, your cookies, your extensions. Your agent navigates, clicks, fills forms, and captures what it sees. No tab-switching. No clashing windows. It runs in the background while you stay in your editor. --- Works where Playwright MCP breaks Playwright MCP opens a fresh headless browser with no cookies, no sessions, no extensions — and it fights for the same Chrome profile your real browser uses. The result: that error. "Browser is already in use." ThinkBrowse uses your actual Chrome through a lightweight extension. No debug flags. No port conflicts. No quitting Chrome and losing your 40 open tabs. Your real browser, controlled by your agent, while you keep working. --- What your agent can do → Navigate to any URL in your real browser → Click, type, fill, scroll, hover — full interaction → Capture screenshots and send them directly back → Extract content, console logs, and network requests → Run in the background — agent works, you don't babysit it → Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, and any MCP client --- Session recordings — with a twist Every session is recorded. Not just video — a full timestamped event log of every action your agent took, every decision it made, every page it saw. Replay it like a timeline. Scrub to the exact moment something went wrong. Share the recording with a teammate — they see everything: the video, the events, the AI's reasoning. No "it worked on my machine." Just send the link. --- Built for the AI coding workflow Most browser tools were built before AI coding agents existed. They dump entire page DOM into your context window (50KB+ per request) and hit token limits before they finish. ThinkBrowse uses targeted extraction — screenshots and structured snapshots instead of raw HTML floods. Your agent gets what it needs. Your context window survives. --- 3 steps to start 1. Install the extension 2. Add ThinkBrowse to your MCP config (~/.claude/settings.json) 3. Ask your agent to browse No Selenium. No Puppeteer. No Docker. No port configuration. → Install ThinkBrowse free at thinkbrowse.io