Tabwright
Overview
Turn signed-in browser workflows into portable Agent Skills for Codex, Claude, and other agents.
Tabwright gives any web app a CLI. Attach Tabwright to the Chrome tab you already use, then let Codex, Claude, Cursor, or another coding agent operate the signed-in website with Playwright. No separate browser profile, no login again, and no screenshot-by-screenshot guessing. Use Tabwright to: • Control your existing Chrome from a local CLI or MCP client • Turn browser actions into repeatable commands • Inspect and operate authenticated web apps • Reuse your current logins, tabs, and extensions • Capture recent interactions and save useful ranges as reusable Agent Skills • Inspect the DOM, network traffic, console logs, screenshots, and live JavaScript • Keep sessions and capability authentication local by default Getting started: 1. Install the Tabwright extension and CLI. 2. Open the web app you want to control. 3. Click Tabwright to attach the tab. 4. Ask your agent—or run the CLI—to operate it. Tabwright runs a local WebSocket relay. Browser data and saved authentication stay on your computer unless you explicitly choose a remote or cloud feature.
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Details
- Version0.0.161
- UpdatedJuly 25, 2026
- Offered byNick Hou
- Size348KiB
- Languages2 languages
- Developer
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