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Auto-resumes Claude when it hits the tool-use limit - works across all tabs and windows, active or background. Claude Auto-Continue automatically clicks the "Continue" button when Claude reaches its per-turn tool-use limit on claude.ai, so you don't have to babysit long-running tasks. THE PROBLEM Claude has a per-turn tool-call cap (around 20 calls). When hit, Claude stops mid-task and shows a "Continue" button. This interrupts automated workflows and forces you to manually intervene — sometimes dozens of times for complex tasks. WHAT THIS EXTENSION DOES - Detects the tool-use limit message and clicks Continue automatically - Works in active tabs, background tabs, and separate browser windows - Shows a small toast notification each time it continues - Configurable max continuations (1–999) or unlimited mode - Pause and resume at any time from the popup MINIMIZE TOKENS MODE (New in v1.3) When enabled, Claude writes a compact 3–5 bullet summary of its progress before resuming. This reduces the context re-sent on each continuation, saving your usage quota. HOW IT WORKS The extension uses a two-part detection gate: 1. A visible "Continue" button must be present 2. A tool-use limit phrase must appear in the last assistant message This prevents false positives from chat history that merely mentions these phrases. Detection runs every 2–3 seconds via both a background service worker (for all tabs) and a content script fallback. PERMISSIONS This extension only accesses claude.ai. It stores your preferences locally and does not collect, transmit, or share any data. See our privacy policy for details. Open source: https://github.com/timothy22000/claude-autocontinue
Mar 25, 2026
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