Claude can now see your screen, click buttons, and browse the web alongside you—and in this video I walk through why Claude in Chrome is the first “agentic browser” feature I actually want to use day-to-day. The big difference isn’t just that it can navigate sites for you (plenty of tools try that). It’s the “Teach Claude” button: I can record a workflow once, explain the steps like I’m training a real assistant, and then Claude turns that into a reusable shortcut or even a scheduled recurring task. I demo this with a real, annoying job: going into Google Search Console, finding “crawled currently not indexed,” opening example URLs, and hitting “request indexing” over and over. After recording it, I can run it again with a simple command, choose “ask before acting” for safety, or let it act without asking. I also show how Claude can work across multiple tabs (like Semrush + Search Console) to pull metrics and draft an executive SEO report directly in a doc—no exporting, no copy/paste. Finally, I test a classic agentic challenge: finding an exact moment inside a YouTube video, and Claude gets impressively close by navigating and scrubbing for the right scene.