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@eyeglass/inspector

v0.2.3

Published

Browser inspector component for Eyeglass

Readme

@eyeglass/inspector

Browser-side Web Component for Eyeglass visual debugging.

Installation

Automatically configured by npx @eyeglass/cli init, or manually:

npm install -D @eyeglass/inspector

Usage

Import in your app's entry file:

// src/main.tsx (Vite) or app/layout.tsx (Next.js)
import '@eyeglass/inspector';

The inspector auto-initializes when imported and is automatically excluded from production builds (NODE_ENV === 'production'). No configuration needed—your production bundle stays clean.

Features

  • Click any element to select it for inspection
  • Multi-select up to 5 elements
  • Framework detection - React, Vue, Svelte component names and file paths
  • Semantic capture - accessibility tree, computed styles, geometry
  • DOM neighborhood - captures parent layout context (flex/grid) and children
  • Real-time feedback - see Claude's progress in the browser
  • One-click undo - revert changes from the hub
  • Keyboard shortcuts - toggle inspector with Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + E

How It Works

  1. Hover over elements to highlight them
  2. Click to select and open the request panel
  3. Type what you want to change
  4. Submit - your AI agent receives full context and makes the change
  5. HMR updates your browser automatically

Supported agents: Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, OpenAI Codex CLI

See the main repo for full documentation.