Zenbu Labs drops terminal-browser Claude Code plugin
Zenbu Labs announced a Claude Code plugin for terminal-browser, enabling developers to render Chromium browser sessions directly inside Kitty graphics-compatible terminal emulators like Ghostty and Kitty. The extension enables side-by-side browser sessions via the /browser slash command alongside a TypeScript API and optional agent tool for programmatic web navigation.
Bringing graphical web rendering directly into terminal-based coding agents bridges the longstanding gap between CLI code generation and visual UI verification.
- –Context retention: Running the browser in an adjacent terminal split pane eliminates disruptive window toggling between text editors, terminal sessions, and external browsers.
- –Native agent tooling: The optional agentTool integration gives Claude Code direct access to open and interact with web pages autonomously during development loops.
- –Programmatic extensibility: A dedicated TypeScript API allows developers to create custom plugins and slash commands that automatically render PRs, design boards, or docs in-terminal.
- –Protocol prerequisites: Seamless rendering relies on terminal emulators that support the Kitty graphics protocol (like Kitty and Ghostty), which may exclude users on standard or legacy terminals.
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