Claude has officially joined the AI agent browser race competing with people like OpenAI's Atlas and Google's Mariner, which has yet to launch.

There's a number of other players that are doing this. Perplexity's Comet was one of the very first with their browser.

And Claude has taken a bit of a different approach, rather than making their whole own browser like Perplexy and Open AI.

They have just created a Chrome plugin that pulls a side kind of dashboard up on the side

of your Chrome browser, and you can talk to it and have it manipulate what's going on on

your screen. It can go and take actions for you. I've tested this. Today on the show, I want to break down

what I've found in my

testing, how it compares to everyone else, and some of the massive red flags and warning signs

that we're seeing in the industry for this entire segment in general. So we're going to get into

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So, Claude Code is finally letting more people use Claude in Google Chrome. This is initially just for their

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