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peeked

v0.3.0

Published

2 months ago

Connect visual agents with your browser.

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https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b8b7c90a-2c2f-4ec4-972b-a072a88796ca

Usage

For security, you need to connect the agent once on every startup.

Start the WebSocket daemon:

peeked start
> Successfully started server.

Connect your browser:

You're good to go!

peeked list # view available tabs
> [ 'http://localhost:3000/' ]

peeked at http://localhost:3000 # capture screenshot
> Image saved to: /var/.../peek_cli/images/dd999ee0.jpg

Installation

Install the Chrome Extension.

🎉 the extension has been approved on the Chrome Web Store!

Install the CLI

npm i -g peeked

Install the Skill

For Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add puffinsoft/peek-cli
/plugin install view-browser-tab@peek-cli

For Codex:

codex plugin marketplace add puffinsoft/peek-cli
codex plugin add view-browser-tab@peek-cli

Examples

⚠️ Is this safe?

Yes, 100%. It is impossible for the agent to do anything but take a screenshot.

This is because the agent sends screenshot requests to the extension through a WebSocket server.

It never accesses the browser and cannot inject any scripts / perform any actions.

We invite you to take a look at the extension source code for added peace of mind.

peek-cli is open source software, licensed under the MIT license.