Step 2: Connect Claude to Your Browser
In order to give claude super powers there are a few things to setup, we'll start by giving it access to chrome. Why? - This creates a "build-test-verify" loop, allowing the AI to not just write code, but also see and interact with its output in a real browser environment. So when you're making apps for yourself or the world its a lot easier for claude to see what it's done and how to fix any issues including design and UI issues. (very helpful) - Ask claude to complete tasks such as - Find the top 5 trending AI news stories on Hacker News and add them to my 'Research' Google Sheet". Yes, it has access to all your signed in accounts such as notion, google docs etc. The sky is the limit. How do I do this? - In chrome download the claude chrome extension. - Initiate claude via the terminal on your IDE (Cursor / VS code) with claude --chrome - To check its installed properly /chrome (I'd set it to be on by default) Once you're setup do a test - ask claude to use the browser to review the UX of a website you like.