Your signed-in sites as MCP tools.
Claude gets typed tools for sites that have no API. They run in your own Chrome, with the sign-in you already have.
You: Is my print still running?
Claude: printeros_printers({ "name": "TEC B-3" })
Site: { "state": "printing", "percent": 58, "time_left_s": 4560 }
Things to ask
- “What did I last send to Ana, and did she answer?” Outlook
- “What's on this month's phone bill, by line? Attach the PDF.” T-Mobile
- “Find the lecture where we covered backprop and summarize it.” Panopto
- “Is my Duke VM on? Power it on and wait until my app answers.” Duke VCM
Also Canvas, 3DPrinterOS, X and Cloudflare, read with your own sign-in.
How it works
- A Chrome extension calls the site's own endpoints, so Chrome attaches your session cookie itself.
- One call from claude.ai, Claude Desktop or Claude Code, with no clicking through pages.
- If you are signed out, the tool opens the sign-in page. Signing in stays yours.
What it never touches
- No password, token or cookie is read, stored or sent anywhere.
- Nothing is granted at install. Turning a site on asks Chrome for that site only.
- Before a tool changes anything, such as powering off a VM, Chrome asks you to allow it.
- Every adapter is one readable file: see what each site is asked.
Coming to the Chrome Web Store.
Tool calls pass through an MCP relay run by the maintainer, which stores none of what is sent or returned. What is kept.