# DevSnoop

> Give your coding agent Chrome access across multiple profiles.

Give your coding agent Chrome access across multiple profiles. Inspect pages, click UI, read browser failures, and verify changes through DevSnoop.

## Facts
- Website: https://devsnoop.com
- Categories: Developer Tools, Browser Extensions
- LotsDirectory page: https://lots.directory/products/devsnoop
- Listing state: Unclaimed. We listed this product from its public website, and its owner has not claimed it yet.

## Detailed info

## What is DevSnoop?

DevSnoop is a browser automation and inspection tool for coding agents. It pairs a Chrome extension with a local native host to give AI agents access to live browser tabs.

## What DevSnoop does

DevSnoop lets coding agents such as Codex and Claude Code inspect local Chrome tabs, click UI elements, fill forms, and take screenshots. The tool captures console logs, exceptions, and network errors, while measuring text legibility. It pairs a Chrome extension with a native host on the machine, exposing browser inspection, compact page summaries, reusable selectors, and lightweight DOM diffs through an HTTP API.

## Who DevSnoop is for

It is built for software engineers and developers using autonomous coding agents to build and verify web applications.

## How DevSnoop works

Users install the Chrome extension and start the native host on their machine. Coding agents read commands from a SKILL.md file and interact with open browser tabs through a local HTTP server.

## Key features

- Local Chrome extension paired with a native host exposing an HTTP API
- DOM inspection providing semantic page structure and style information
- Console log, exception, and network error tracking for debugging API failures
- Browser interactions including clicking, scrolling, form filling, and screenshots
- Heuristic legibility audits checking text contrast and icon visibility
- Support for multiple Chrome profiles with distinct connection identifiers
- Skill file documentation teaching commands directly to coding agents

## Pricing

As listed on devsnoop.com, checked 15 October 2026. Prices can change; see the site for current terms.

- Command preview: free access to try commands for 24 hours
- DevSnoop license: one-time payment with no subscriptions or usage limits, including 1 year of updates

## Facts from devsnoop.com, checked 15 October 2026

Written from DevSnoop's own website ([Homepage](https://devsnoop.com/), [Pricing](https://devsnoop.com/pricing), [Docs](https://devsnoop.com/docs)). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.

## FAQ

### How does DevSnoop connect coding agents to Chrome?
DevSnoop pairs a Chrome extension with a local native host, exposing browser commands through an HTTP API on localhost.

### What AI coding agents work with DevSnoop?
DevSnoop works with coding agents such as Codex and Claude Code that can send HTTP requests or read instructions from SKILL.md.

### What is the pricing model for DevSnoop?
DevSnoop costs a one-time payment of with no subscriptions or usage limits, and includes 1 year of updates.

### Does DevSnoop support multiple Chrome browser profiles?
Yes. Developers can run DevSnoop across multiple Chrome profiles, each with its own connection identifier.

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