Chrome Agent FAQs

Question 1

What are the technical requirements for using Chrome Agent?

Accepted Answer

To use Chrome Agent, you need Node.js (version 18 or higher) and Google Chrome with remote debugging enabled (typically on port 9222). The tool also integrates with MCP clients like Claude Desktop/Code.

Question 2

What specific browser interaction capabilities does Chrome Agent offer?

Accepted Answer

Chrome Agent offers a comprehensive suite of tools for navigation (e.g., navigate, back, reload), interaction (click, type, form fill, scroll, wait), page inspection (snapshots, screenshots, JavaScript evaluation), and tab management.

Question 3

Can I monitor my AI agents' browser activity in real-time?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a companion Chrome extension provides a real-time dashboard. This dashboard displays active tabs, detailed event logs, and live screenshots of what your agents are doing in the browser.

Question 4

How does Chrome Agent support multiple AI agents simultaneously?

Accepted Answer

It provides session isolation by assigning each AI agent its own dedicated Chrome tab group. This allows multiple agents to run parallel browsing tasks without their sessions interfering with each other.

Question 5

What is Chrome Agent and what does it do?

Accepted Answer

Chrome Agent is a tool that gives AI agents (specifically those using the Model Context Protocol, like Claude) full programmatic control over Chrome browser instances. It enables parallel web interaction, detailed DevTools inspection, and robust automation of browser tasks.

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