[FEATURE] Auto-cleanup Chrome tab groups when Claude in Chrome sessions end

[asheppard47]

When Claude Code sessions end, the Chrome tab groups created by "Claude in Chrome" persist indefinitely. This results in accumulated orphaned tab groups over time.

Current behavior: Each session creates a new Chrome tab group labeled "Claude" (with status icons ✅/⏳/❌) that remains after disconnect/session completion.

Problem: Over multiple sessions, these accumulate and clutter the browser tab bar (see screenshot in comments - I have 7+ orphaned groups).

Requested behavior:

• Option to auto-close/ungroup tabs when session ends normally
• Option to cleanup on session disconnect/timeout
• Or: a command to list and clean up orphaned Claude tab groups

Environment:

• macOS Sequoia
• Chrome (latest)
• Claude Code (latest)

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[juancresc]

re open

[juanocampo400]

still occurring

[SunMinqiu]

This is really annoying. Multiple Claude tab groups are piling up, and no way to manage them. +1 for this feature request!

[somilbhandari]

+1 on prioritizing this — it’s a pretty significant usability gap right now.

In addition to prioritization, it would be really helpful to have an option to disable or control automatic group creation. The current behavior can quickly lead to cluttered or unintuitive organization, especially in larger or iterative workflows.

A simple solution could be:

• A toggle to turn off auto group creation entirely, or
• More granular controls (e.g., only group above a certain threshold, or manual grouping)