Your social media intern is a fork of Claude Code

What it does LocoAgent is an AI agent that logs into your social accounts inside a real Chrome browser and performs actions—liking, replying, following, publishing—by driving the page directly via Chrome DevTools Protocol. It wraps an LLM planner around the agent-browser CLI so the model can perceive a page, decide what to do, and click actual buttons instead of calling REST endpoints.

The interesting bit Rather than building a new agent framework from scratch, the project forks the Claude Code CLI source tree and bolts on a thin layer of social-media skills, workflows, and persona management. You get the same terminal UI, roughly 40 tools, and 90 slash commands, but instead of editing code it edits your timeline.

Key highlights

• Runs a genuine Chrome profile with real cookies per platform, avoiding headless-browser detection and API rate limits.
• Maintains a persistent operation log so the agent won’t duplicate a like, follow, or reply across sessions.
• Supports concurrent, isolated Chrome instances for X, LinkedIn, and Reddit—same-platform serial, cross-platform parallel.
• Plugs into any OpenAI-compatible endpoint (OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Ollama, etc.) plus native Anthropic, Bedrock, and Vertex.
• Ships with pre-built skill playbooks—37 operations for X.com—so composite tasks finish in a single pass.

Verdict Social media managers and growth hackers tired of brittle platform APIs should look here; if you wanted a lightweight Python script, this is a full TypeScript terminal application with a heavy upstream pedigree.