Give Claude your logged-in sessions
Claude can browse, but not as you. Add Clutchbox as a custom connector and Claude gets a cloud computer whose Chrome is already signed in to the sites you choose, so it can work in your accounts the way you would.
Before you start
- Sign in to Clutchbox with Google. Personal use is free for 600 minutes of computer time a month.
- Add the Chrome extension and add the sites Claude needs. It syncs their sign-ins to your cloud computer in the background.
Connect Claude
The MCP server’s address is https://www.clutchbox.dev/api/mcp.
- Open Add custom connector in Claude.
- Paste the URL above and add the connector.
- Choose Connect and allow the connection.
Try it
Ask Claude for something that needs one of your synced sites, for example:
Use Clutchbox to collect this week’s posts from my X bookmarks into a table.
With Clutchbox, open Notion and summarize the pages I edited this week.
Use Clutchbox to check my open pull requests on GitHub and tell me which need a reply.
Claude opens your cloud computer, already signed in. You can watch it work and take over from your account at any time.
What Claude can do there
- See the screen and use the mouse and keyboard on a full Linux desktop.
- Drive Chrome directly over the Chrome DevTools Protocol, as Playwright does.
- Run commands, and download the files it makes.
It acts on your real accounts, so sync only the sites a task needs. One agent uses the computer at a time, and you can disconnect any agent from your account immediately. How we keep your sign-ins safe.