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Let your terminal AI control your browser. Muscle memory cuts repeat-task tokens by 85%. 100% local — no cloud, no tracking. Stop watching your AI relearn the same task. AgentLimb connects Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Trae, Windsurf, or any local AI agent to your live Chrome tab in 10 seconds. Install the extension, copy one prompt, paste it to your AI — no config files, no API keys, no headless browsers. MUSCLE MEMORY — 85% FEWER TOKENS The first time your AI visits a site, it explores the DOM and learns the selectors and workflow. AgentLimb saves that knowledge as plain JSON on your desktop. Every repeat run reuses what was learned — no re-exploration, no wasted tokens. Real data from a Reddit posting task: Cold start: ~12,250 tokens · 8–20 min Hot start: ~1,750 tokens · 30 sec–2 min Savings: 85.7% fewer tokens · 80–95% less wait The more you reuse a site, the cheaper and faster it gets. CDP NATIVE — NOT SCREENSHOT GUESSING AgentLimb reads the live DOM through Chrome Debugger Protocol. Your AI receives a structured list of interactive elements — not screenshots to guess coordinates from. Clicks hit the right node. Forms fill with native APIs. No ±1px drift. 100% LOCAL & PRIVATE The bridge runs entirely on 127.0.0.1. No analytics, no cloud, no tracking. Your muscle files are plain JSON on your desktop — readable, shareable, and deletable at any time. WORKS WITH ANY AI TERMINAL Claude Code · Cursor · Codex · Trae · Windsurf · any tool that can send HTTP. Muscle files are shared across all your AI tools — switch without losing a single learned workflow. HOW TO START 1. Install AgentLimb from the Chrome Web Store 2. Open the side panel → click "Copy Onboard Prompt" 3. Paste into your AI terminal — auto-configures in seconds USE CASES · Post to social media across multiple platforms · Fill forms, submit applications, update profiles · Scrape data, compare products, gather research · QA your web app on a real browser with real sessions · Automate any SaaS dashboard you're already logged into
Aug 16, 2026
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