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Automate repetitive browser tasks, no code needed

By the Claude Duet team··6 min read

If you open the same pages and do the same checks every week, an automation can do them for you and send you only the result.

Automate repetitive browser tasks, no code needed: Claude Duet in the Chrome side panel

Find the repeatable task

Look for things you do on a rhythm: checking a price, reading news in your field, collecting what you saved this week, reminding yourself to plan.

Describe it in one sentence

“Every weekday at 8:00, brief me on news about electric cars.” Include what, when and the format you want back.

Pick a schedule

Daily, weekly or certain weekdays. Results arrive as a Chrome notification and stay in the panel history.

Keep automations few and useful

Start with one or two. If you stop reading the result, pause the automation; a quiet inbox is the point.

Where agents fit in

Automations gather and summarize. When a task needs clicking or submitting, hand it to the agent, which asks before any important step.

Your browser, with a second pair of hands.

Free to start. Works on any site. Opens with Alt+A.