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yesterday i showed claude code using codex's computer use, today i got some more fucking fire for you claude can also drive codex's official chrome extension, and it controls chromium browsers beautifully all in the background, without the "allow" popup chrome devtools mcp throws at you every time a...

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Ben Badejo2 days ago

brother you do not even need multiple browser apps. you can use multiple independent instances / profiles of chrome. when they launch into that instance / profile, they can be used simultaneously.

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🥔🥔🥔2 days ago

not how i want it to work

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Ben Badejo2 days ago

as in, you have specific reasons for using two different browser apps, then? if so, that's fine -- just was clarifying that it isn't necessary for simultaneous use

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M9R2 days ago

I got Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode working together in the web. Not in parallel but in multiplayer. M9R also has native capabilities such as Claude and Codex communicating across their desktop apps and terminals.

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Matt DeCelles2 days ago

dude adding codex's computer use to claude was a game changer! Thank you!

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Francesco2 days ago

if you want the best in class computer use: I’ll collison-install cua driver for you and find the local optimum for your harness / model configuration

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Y.T. Zou2 days ago

Thank you

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Knowix2 days ago

seems like the capabilities of these AI models can't be fully explored atp this is amazing setup btw

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ShadowAguy2 days ago

does it reuse your existing logged-in chrome session?

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🥔🥔🥔2 days ago

yes it can

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Ekko Studio2 days ago

Driving the browser in the background without the allow popup is the part that makes Claude Code feel like a real unattended agent.

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Anderson2 days ago

claude code using codex computer use, the agents are unionizing

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gvp2 days ago

Claude ain't never gonna get mass market adoption if small business owners have to do this s...tuff.

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Viktor Borisov "Peroto"2 days ago

Keep em coming bro. Very helpful and efficent stuff

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Vlad Tulitu2 days ago

pffffuuu it didnt want to do it for the first time, thats awesome

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晚晚2 days ago

后台跑还不用反复点允许,批量网页任务能省不少事

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adrian (adi)2 days ago

daaanggg let me try this

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TH33ORACL3 𝕏2 days ago

Claude and Codex sharing a browser session feels like watching two IDEs pass notes in class.

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Iggy2 days ago

This is awesome

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420Trades2 days ago

This is amazing lol

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lyosha2 days ago

i can't set up the chatgpt in chrome extension in helium :/

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Obaid Ahmed2 days ago

the background control without the allow spam is the real unlock. composability beats another model demo.

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🥔🥔🥔2 days ago

you deleting your account and never posting again would be the most realest unlock

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basedcapital2 days ago

claude controlling a browser in the background with no allow popup turns every page visit into a prompt injection surface.

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BreezeOg2 days ago

claude driving codex tools is such a funny combo does it keep your logged in session

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KayVeeEm2 days ago

How is this better than using "Claude in Chrome"? It can also control my Chrome or any Chromium-based browser

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Laban2 days ago

Using Codex computer-use as an MCP for Claude Code is a clever bridge — pick the best harness per capability, not per vendor. Just keep each browser in a throwaway profile; background agents holding your logged-in sessions is a big blast radius.

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Octavian2 days ago

But claude has its own chrome extension and uses it well. Whats the difference?

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Check (IODN)2 days ago

the background browser control is the part that gets me. no allow popup is incredible for demos and quietly terrifying for everything else. permission scoping keeps being the whole product.

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seridarivus 🇷🇴2 days ago

No "allow" popup is the feature and the threat model in one line. The day a prompt injection finds that path, it will be a very quiet incident.

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AWE2 days ago

no more allow popup, finally

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Solomon's Grave2 days ago

@grok tldr setup

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ayomide.ts2 days ago

@darasoba

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ゆうき@カッコよくて売れるデザイン2 days ago

ファーストビューだけじゃ売れない理由 USPを操作しても、その奥にある視線誘導が肝心 脳はまず視線を動かして情報を選別するから UIは料理の盛り付けみたいなもの  見た目=味じゃなく、食べやすさと美味しさの融合なんだ

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