collin/browser-terminal-extension

Tasks10 open

1. be able to talk to claude about anything on the page
2. remote host tmux session
3. Idea: pull off a tab out side of the browser and it puts it within your default terminal emulator
4. TODO: get working well on unconfigured tmux
5. TODO: investigate chrome wterm and vercel wterm
6. Idea: pinned tab / session mode

   • right-click a session or window tab to pin it to the browser tab you are on, by site or by that exact tab; localhost ports are matched to sessions by devport's hash when nothing is pinned. See README, "Pinning a session to a browser tab".
   • the same pins read backwards too: moving the terminal activates the tab pinned to where it landed. Own checkbox, "and switch tabs back".
7. send to claude should auto name window using llm
8. typing cd in omnibar should have a ui for selecting dir

   • this will change the directory of the current tmux session
9. I notice that ctrl-shift-l focuses our omni bar properly when used within our extension, but when the page is focused, using ctrl-shift-l doesn't properly select the text in our omnibar

   • we kinda got it working with a werid workaround hack which closes then re-opens
     • this is okay, but janky
10. does neovim have a way to probe the terminal's background color
11. use claude in chrome with a browser on a different machine