Chromeflow: Chrome Extension Automates Web UI Tasks for Claude

What Chromeflow Does
Chromeflow addresses a common pain point when using AI coding assistants like Claude. When Claude generates backend code for services like Stripe, Supabase, or SendGrid, it typically ends with manual instructions requiring you to navigate web dashboards, copy values back and forth, and manually configure settings—breaking your development flow.
This tool automates those manual web UI steps. It gives Claude actual browser control through a Chrome extension and MCP server combination.
Key Features and Functionality
- Highlights what to click in the browser
- Automatically fills in fields with known values
- Clicks Save buttons itself
- Writes API keys directly to your
.envfile - Only requires manual browser interaction for authentication tasks like login and password entry
Setup Process
Setup requires two steps:
- Run
npx chromeflow setupin your project - Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store
Technical Details
- Built using Claude Code
- Completely free and open source
- Available at: https://chromeflow.vercel.app/
The creator reports using it daily for development workflows.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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