IGELHARINE/CDPM
by Various
MCP server that lets many Claude Code sessions and subagents share numbered, logged-in Chrome instances over CDP
MCP
IGELHARINE/CDPM
Added 18 Oct 2026
Overview
An MCP server that enables multiple Claude Code sessions and subagents to share numbered, logged-in Chrome instances via the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP). It coordinates access to these browser instances so concurrent agents can reuse a single authenticated session.
Best for
Best for
Claude Code users who need shared, stateful browser automation across multiple agents or subagents.
Use cases
- Share one logged-in browser across multiple Claude Code subagents
- Manage separate numbered Chrome instances for parallel automation tasks
- Reuse authenticated web sessions in agentic workflows without re-login
Notes
2 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-17. Licensed MIT.
Pros
- Enables concurrent use of a single Chrome session across many agents
- Leverages the standard CDP protocol for browser control
- TypeScript codebase for type safety and maintainability
Cons
- Minimal community adoption (2 stars) implies limited support and testing
- Requires Chrome instances configured for CDP access
- Niche tool with little documentation or ecosystem integration evidence
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