Claude Setup & Portal Automation

I need Claude Code installed and fully configured on my Windows machine through a secure remote session. Once the environment is running, the next step is to design AI-driven browser automations that take over my day-to-day administrative chores on government and education portals—things like navigating pages, detecting the correct fields, importing data, and submitting forms without human input.

Here is what I expect:
• A clean, reproducible installation of Claude Code with all supporting packages, drivers, and browser-automation libraries set up so everything runs from a single launch script.
• At least two sample workflows that log in, pull data from a local file (Excel, PDF, or another online tool), populate the target portal accurately, and confirm submission.
• Clear, step-by-step notes or a short screen-recording showing me how to tweak field mappings and add new sites on my own.

Success means I can press “Run,” watch an AI agent complete a typical form or document retrieval task end-to-end, and see a concise log showing what it did. If that sounds straightforward to you, let’s get started.