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I didn't have to no. It can run curl and get whatever HTML was served. But how else would Claude see the live DOM ? The only way is through something running i
by delaminator 9mo ago
I didn't have to no. It can run curl and get whatever HTML was served.
But how else would Claude see the live DOM ? The only way is through something running in the browser at runtime.
And yes, Google Chrome added an MCP into Chrome for doing it but I use Vivaldi.
When coding manually how would you check your code was working when it came to serving HTML?
Are you telling me your Claude / Codex cannot run curl to look at what was served?
If you need help with something you can ask, no need to be brusque.
- aurareturn 9mo agoWhy can't it just open the changes in Chrome and check it?
- delaminator 9mo agoYou mean like this? chrome --headless --dump-dom "https://example.com" > dom.html
- aurareturn 9mo agoNo. I don't need it to generate the html. I need it to render the service and check as well as clicking on the feature it built to test it.
- Kim_Bruning 8mo agoI've seen claude --chrome , but there's also at least 2 mcps that can puppeteer chrome. I've been using chrome-devtools fwiw