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# Twitter/X Thread
## Main Tweet (1/12)
🚀 Just released MCP Chromium ARM64 v1.3.0 - Claude Code now has 90% confidence in web app quality!
Real browser simulation gives Claude access to console logs, network requests & UI behavior. No more guessing - Claude can test web apps like actual users 🧵
## Tweet 2/12
💡 The problem: Claude Code couldn't confidently assess web app quality without real browser access
The solution: Direct Chrome DevTools Protocol gives Claude:
✅ Real console logs
✅ Network request data
✅ Actual UI behavior
✅ Performance metrics
Claude transforms from code reviewer to web app tester
## Tweet 3/12
🔧 22 built-in automation tools:
• Navigate & screenshot
• Form filling & clicking
• Console log monitoring
• Network request tracking
• Element selection & hovering
• JavaScript execution
• Accessibility & SEO audits
All optimized for ARM64 performance
## Tweet 4/12
🤖 Game-changing Claude Code conversations:
❌ Before: "Claude, is my web app working?"
"I can't actually test it, but the code looks OK"
✅ After: "Claude, is my web app working?"
"I tested it live - found 3 console errors, form validation works, load time is 1.2s, here's the screenshot"
90% confidence achieved!
## Tweet 5/12
💰 Real ROI story: One client replaced an $80,000/year manual QA engineer with a $480 Raspberry Pi 4 setup
⏱️ ROI timeline:
• Setup cost: $480 (one-time)
• Break-even: 2 months
• Year 1 savings: $78,000+
• Ongoing: $40/month hosting
## Tweet 6/12
🏗️ Cross-platform ARM64 support:
✅ Raspberry Pi OS (Linux ARM64)
✅ Apple Silicon macOS (M1/M2/M3)
✅ Windows ARM64 (Surface Pro X)
✅ ARM64 cloud instances (AWS Graviton)
One codebase, everywhere
## Tweet 7/12
⚡ Performance benchmarks on Raspberry Pi 4:
• Navigate: 800ms average
• Screenshot: 1.2s (full page)
• Form fill: 300ms per field
• Console monitoring: Real-time
Compare to x86 alternatives: 2-3x slower, 2x more expensive hardware
## Tweet 8/12
🛠️ Technical architecture:
• Direct Chrome DevTools Protocol (no abstractions)
• WebSocket-based communication
• Native ARM64 Chromium integration
• Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard
• Cross-platform executable detection
## Tweet 9/12
🎯 Perfect use cases:
• Web developers wanting Claude to confidently assess UI/UX quality
• SaaS companies needing Claude to validate user flows under real conditions
• Startups wanting 90% confidence in web app quality without expensive QA
• Enterprise enabling Claude to test like actual users with full browser context
• Anyone tired of Claude saying "I can't actually test that"
## Tweet 10/12
📊 Why ARM64 matters in 2024:
• Apple Silicon dominance in dev laptops
• AWS Graviton 40% cost savings in cloud
• Raspberry Pi ecosystem growth
• Energy efficiency requirements
• Edge computing expansion
The future is ARM64
## Tweet 11/12
🚀 Getting started:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/nfodor/mcp-chromium-arm64
cd mcp-chromium-arm64
npm install
claude mcp add chromium-arm64 "$(pwd)/mcp-wrapper.sh"
```
Full setup guide included for all platforms!
## Tweet 12/12
🌟 Open source, MIT licensed, production-ready
GitHub: https://github.com/nfodor/mcp-chromium-arm64
What's your experience with ARM64 development? Drop your thoughts below! 👇
#ARM64 #BrowserAutomation #ClaudeCode #AI #RaspberryPi #OpenSource #DevOps
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## Engagement variations:
**Question style:** "ARM64 developers: What's been your biggest challenge with browser automation? This might help 👇"
**Problem/Solution:** "Spent weeks trying to get Puppeteer working on ARM64? There's a better way 🧵"
**Achievement unlock:** "🏆 Achievement unlocked: Native ARM64 browser automation that actually works"
**Community:** "The ARM64 community deserves better browser automation tools. So I built one 🚀"