Claude Code plugin: warns once per session when a tool payload is about to launch another browser (Chrome/Playwright/Puppeteer/CDP) or fan work out in parallel. Never blocks.
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Aug 13, 2026 - Shell
Claude Code plugin: warns once per session when a tool payload is about to launch another browser (Chrome/Playwright/Puppeteer/CDP) or fan work out in parallel. Never blocks.
Persistent visible Chromium + noVNC setup for Hermes Agent on headless servers
Self-hosted Pi agent + pi-web chat UI with a live Chromium desktop. Watch the agent drive Chrome in real time via CDP — one docker compose up.
Real browser automation for AI coding agents — Chrome Beta with dedicated agent profile and Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP)
Drive the Arc browser via Chrome DevTools Protocol — and keep it working across Arc's auto-updates (macOS).
Claude's office presence — control surface for the office wall monitor (and future devices)
Hermes Agent in a remote-access Ubuntu/XFCE desktop (NoVNC/RDP/VNC) with secure zero-privilege CDP browser automation
Long-running Chromium in Docker on a real X display: watch and click over noVNC or VNC, script it by pixel (ctl) or by DOM selector over CDP (cdp), with a persistent profile and crash-restart supervision.
Drive your real, logged-in Windows browser (Chrome, Edge, or Brave) from WSL2 over the Chrome DevTools Protocol — dedicated hardened agent profile, one-time elevated setup, doctor-driven health
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