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observe-tab

Optional convenience path — observe a live browser tab via the claude-in-chrome MCP server (read_network_requests) and build an endpoint inventory as the user interacts with the page. Useful when the user is already driving a tab and doesn't want to set up a proxy or export a HAR. Requires the claude-in-chrome MCP server. For most cases prefer analyze-har (zero install) or capture-via-proxy (works against any client). Trigger phrases: "observe this tab", "watch the network as I click around", "map this site as I use it".

npx claudepluginhub danielrosehill/claude-code-plugins --plugin browser-data-capture

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Convenience path that uses the `claude-in-chrome` MCP server to poll an open tab's network log instead of asking the user to export a HAR or run mitmproxy.

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observe-tab

Convenience path that uses the claude-in-chrome MCP server to poll an open tab's network log instead of asking the user to export a HAR or run mitmproxy.

This is the lowest-friction option when the MCP server is already installed, but it has the narrowest reach (Chrome, current tab, no mobile, no desktop apps). The other two paths cover more ground.

Prerequisites

claude-in-chrome MCP server configured. Load its tools with ToolSearch first.
A target tab the user is already driving, or a URL to open.

Inputs

Either a tab ID (use tabs_context_mcp to list current tabs) or a URL to open in a fresh tab.
Optional: host filter, so traffic to unrelated origins is excluded.
Optional: session label.

What to produce

Write under ${CLAUDE_USER_DATA:-${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/claude-plugins}/browser-data-capture/data/<session-label-or-timestamp>/:

endpoints.json, schemas/, summary.md — same shape as analyze-har and capture-via-proxy.
timeline.jsonl — append-only log of observed requests in order, useful for flow analysis.

Method

If the user supplied a URL, open a new tab via tabs_create_mcp. Otherwise confirm the tab ID.
Establish a baseline with one read_network_requests call; discard.
Loop:
- Prompt: "Tell me when you've done something and want me to capture the new traffic, or say 'done' to finalise the map."
- Call read_network_requests. Diff against what's been recorded; process new entries only.
- Templatize paths, infer schemas, merge into endpoints.json. Append to timeline.jsonl.
- Report progress briefly.
On "done", produce summary.md and offer create-domain-map / generate-openapi.

Filtering and privacy

Same defaults as analyze-har and capture-via-proxy: drop static-asset noise, redact auth values before writing.

Limits

WebSocket frames, server-sent events, and traffic over service workers may not surface cleanly — flag these in the summary if detected.
Long sessions accumulate state. Beyond a few hundred unique endpoints, suggest narrowing the host filter or splitting into multiple sessions by user task.