If you’ve been using Claude Code recently, you’ve probably noticed it often fails when trying to search the web.

It either stubbornly sticks to search tools without viewing webpages, or outright refuses to work when encountering websites that require login.

A developer open-sourced a Skill called Web Access 6 days ago, and it’s already nearing 1000 Stars.

What it does is straightforward: Give Claude Code full browser capabilities.

Web Access has some interesting design choices.

It uses the CDP protocol to directly connect to your daily-use Chrome browser. The AI can directly use the accounts you’re already logged into on various websites, without needing to go through the login process again.

It also designs a browsing philosophy, making the AI think about the web surfing process like a human:

First, clarify what needs to be done, then choose the most suitable method, continuously verify if the direction is correct during the process, and finally judge if it’s finished.

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