SoftGlaze Browser MCP

SoftGlaze plugins for Claude

A Claude plugin marketplace with three plugins:

Plugin	Folder	What it does
softglaze-browser	plugins/softglaze-browser	Skills only: how to use SoftGlaze Browser's MCP tools, and the twelve SoftGlaze workflows as skills. This is the folder listed in Claude's directory.
softglaze-browser-connector	plugins/softglaze-browser-connector	The local MCP server entry (a small Node.js bridge to the app on 127.0.0.1) for Claude Code. Only in this marketplace.
softglaze-proxy	plugins/softglaze-proxy	Skills for the SoftGlaze Proxy Switcher extension's tools and for setting up the SoftGlaze Proxy Bridge (no server of its own)

Each plugin folder has its own README (what it does, what it runs, what data it sends) and LICENSE, because the Claude directory lists each folder as a separate submission.

Install

Claude Code

/plugin marketplace add softglazee/softglaze-claude-plugin
/plugin install softglaze-browser@softglaze
/plugin install softglaze-browser-connector@softglaze
/plugin install softglaze-proxy@softglaze

From a shell: claude plugin marketplace add softglazee/softglaze-claude-plugin, then claude plugin install softglaze-browser@softglaze and claude plugin install softglaze-browser-connector@softglaze. The shell command does not ask for the token; set it afterwards with /plugin (Installed, softglaze-browser-connector, Configure).

To try a local copy without installing: claude --plugin-dir ./plugins/softglaze-browser --plugin-dir ./plugins/softglaze-browser-connector.

Cowork and claude.ai (Customize > Plugins)

Add > Add marketplace > softglazee/softglaze-claude-plugin, then install the plugins. Skills load everywhere. SoftGlaze's tools are a local server, so they cannot be reached from claude.ai chat on the web. For Claude Desktop chats and Cowork, connect them with the SoftGlaze extension for Claude Desktop (softglaze-browser.mcpb, linked from https://browser.softglaze.com/docs/ai-agents).

Why the skills and the server are separate plugins

Claude's directory accepts plugins that run a local MCP server, or that contain scripts, only from organizations Anthropic has verified. So the directory lists softglaze-browser (Markdown skills only), and the bridge that reaches the app lives in softglaze-browser-connector, which you install from this marketplace. Claude Desktop and Cowork users connect with the .mcpb extension instead, and Claude Code users without Node.js can run claude mcp add --transport http softglaze http://127.0.0.1:8080/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_TOKEN>".

The bridge reads its token only from the connector's token setting, which is sensitive (Claude Code keeps it in the system keychain). It reads no files. No token is in this repository.

Develop

• npm test: 12 tests of the bridge against test/mock-softglaze.js, a stand-in for the app's endpoint with made-up data (Node.js 18+, no packages).
• npm run validate: claude plugin validate on the marketplace and each plugin. Add --profile directory to a plugin path to run the directory's local checks.
• test/ and package.json at the repository root are not part of either plugin; the directory and installs read only the plugin folders.

Submission steps for Anthropic's directory: SUBMISSION-CHECKLIST.md.

License

MIT (LICENSE). SoftGlaze Browser and the SoftGlaze Proxy extension and bridge are licensed separately.