If something is off
It tells you what to fix.
Failures come back as plain sentences with the fix, not stack traces. The native host logs to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Browzie\host.log.
> npm run check
Browzie check
ok cursor overlay built
ok native host registered for Chrome
ok host launcher C:\Users\you\Browzie\host\browzie-host.bat
FAIL no browser connected: is Chrome open with the Browzie extension enabled?
ok MCP server registered and starts
- Chrome is closed
- The next tool call starts Chrome normally, without flags, and waits for Browzie.
- Chrome is open without the extension
- A clear message with the fix.
npm run check diagnoses each step.
- You reloaded the extension
- Pending calls fail with “call the tool again”. The next call reconnects, and sessions and their windows come back.
- The Browzie window is fully covered
- Its pages are hidden to Chrome, so Browzie waits, up to 90 s with a notification, instead of clicking a hidden page.
- A site asks for a person
- Input stops on that tab and Claude calls
handoff. Solve it, or click Done, and it carries on.