Kazik uses CLAUDE.md rules to let Claude direct Codex to control the browser

Digital Life Kazik, worried about Claude account bans, did not install the Claude browser plugin; instead, he wrote rules into CLAUDE.md to let Claude direct the local Codex to complete web operations in Chrome. The rules divide work by complexity: small tasks such as local UI previews, reading documentation, and screenshot verification are handled by the built-in browser, while processes requiring backend login, cross-website, and multi-step flows are handed to Codex, invoked via codex-browser "task description", with follow-up instructions using --resume <session ID>. Codex closes the tab at the end of each round, so each time the URL, steps, and screenshot save path must be written clearly.