Connecting MCP agents to existing Chrome: the design behind BeatBrowser
Why build another browser tool when Playwright MCP, official agent integrations and dedicated agent browsers already exist? For BeatBrowser, the requirement was a particular workflow: let independentl
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BomToBe
BOMTOBE makes orke, a desktop workspace for Claude Code and Codex.
The distinction between connection readiness and a successful site action is useful. A regression case I would add is two TaskSpaces with tabs on the same URL, followed by an extension reload that leaves ownership uncertain: keep both tasks paused and refuse control until the specific connection and page are explicitly reclaimed. That would exercise the “URL match alone” boundary under an ambiguous reconnect. I work on Orke at BOMTOBE; I have not tested BeatBrowser, so this is a design suggestion.