Glance is an open-source MCP server that gives Claude Code a real
Chromium browser with 30 tools. Navigate pages, take screenshots
Claude can actually see, click buttons, fill forms, run multi-step E2E test scenarios, do visual regression testing, and record sessions all from your terminal.
Built on Playwright with security profiles, rate limiting, and URL
filtering. Battle-tested: 97% pass rate across 300+ test steps in
production.
Hey Product Hunt! I am Meriç the developer behind Glance.
I built Glance because I kept alt-tabbing between Claude Code and Chrome to describe what my app looked like. Claude could write code but couldn't see the result.
Glance fixes that. It's an MCP server that gives Claude a real Chromium browser — 30 tools for navigation, screenshots, form filling, and testing. When Claude takes a screenshot, it sees the actual pixels inline. No more "the button should be on the right
side" it just looks.
The coolest part is the test scenario runner. You describe a
multi-step test in plain English, Claude translates it to steps,
runs it, and shows you screenshots at each stage. We use it daily at
DebugBase — 300+ test steps, 97% pass rate.
It's fully open-source, installs in one command (`npm i -g glance-mcp`), and works with any Claude Code setup.
Would love your feedback — what would you test first?
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@meric_ozkayagan For complex debugging like CSS edge cases or responsive flows, how does Glance handle screenshot diffs or pixel-perfect assertions in tests?
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@meric_ozkayagan For complex debugging like CSS edge cases or responsive flows, how does Glance handle screenshot diffs or pixel-perfect assertions in tests?