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I forked Chromium to fix my browser automation headaches with Claude Code.
It's called Shuttle: every agent gets its own identity, its own logins and its own tab group. The MCP server is built in.
Free and open source:
shuttlebrowser.com
Tobias Strebitzer retweeted
Introducing Vitals CLI
The Activity Monitor alternative that thinks in apps, not processes. Now as a command.
> brew install --cask foredotstudio/tap/vitals
$15 lifetime, only 13 left → 3 days free
👉 vitalsmac.com
I forked Chromium with Claude Code so my agents can use a real browser.
It's called Shuttle: every agent gets its own identity, its own logins and its own tab group in your window. The MCP server is built in.
Free and open source (BSD-3).
Small MCP surface: 12 browser tools + 24 page tools, powered by @vercel agent-browser (bundled).
Per-session CDP endpoints for Playwright, for scripted e2e tests.
Removed from Chromium: Google sign-in, sync, telemetry, Google AI, translate, password manager and more.
Free and open source (BSD-3). Built mostly with Claude Opus 5.5. I'd love your feedback and ideas.
shuttlebrowser.com
github.com/shuttle-browser/s…
Tobias Strebitzer retweeted
No matter how good AI gets at copywriting, design, or video… Handing it to someone with no directing skill is like giving a junior a team of world-class talent and zero brief. They’ll just produce tons of mediocre results faster.
1/ Image models cannot emit an alpha channel. Ask one for a transparent background and it paints the Photoshop checkerboard straight into the RGB pixels. Here is that answer sliding across a coloured surface, fake checkerboard and all.
6/ Turns out what separates a lattice from radial art is position, not contrast. Measuring transition concentration per axis: synthetic checkerboards 1.000, real radial art 0.211 to 0.313. The roses now pass first try, cutting three API calls to one.
7/ Two model calls per asset instead of one, three when the guard re-rolls. Worth it: a chewed edge cannot be repaired afterwards.
CLI, library and Claude Code plugin, MIT: github.com/tobiasstrebitzer/…
What else are we asking models to do that they cannot?
1/ I can now bring real Claude Code sessions into my products. In the video: my GTM dashboard on the right kicks off tasks, a hosted Claude Worker on the left runs them. Github repo (MIT): github.com/tobiasstrebitzer/…
7/ Claude Worker also allows for setting up multiple profiles, so each user can have their own settings, memory and tool access. This was a strong requirement for my team operating agents across varying business functions.


