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@lancetw/aiyu

v0.4.3

Published

Installs the native-messaging host for the aiyu Chrome extension, letting it call your local claude/codex/agy CLI to translate YouTube subtitles and selected text. Run: npx @lancetw/aiyu

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Readme

@lancetw/aiyu

Native-messaging host installer for the aiyu Chrome extension (aiyu — AI 譯語), which translates YouTube subtitles and selected web text into Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) using an AI CLI already on your own machine.

This npm package is the host half. It registers a small local bridge so the aiyu browser extension can call your installed claude / codex / agy CLI. The extension itself is installed from the Chrome Web Store.

Install

npx @lancetw/aiyu

Then restart your browser, click the aiyu icon → 「測試 host 連線」 (Test host connection).

By default the installer lets you choose which browsers to register (interactive checklist in a terminal). To skip the prompt:

npx @lancetw/aiyu --all                      # all detected browsers
npx @lancetw/aiyu --browsers=chrome,brave    # only these

Valid ids: chrome, canary, beta, dev, testing, chromium, edge, brave, arc.

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 20.12
  • One of these AI CLIs installed and signed in (requires that service's account):
    • claude — Anthropic Claude Code
    • codex — OpenAI Codex
    • agy — Google Antigravity
  • The aiyu extension installed from the Chrome Web Store

Without a CLI or without running this installer, the extension shows 「連線失敗」(connection failed). macOS / Linux are verified; Windows is experimental.

Uninstall

npx @lancetw/aiyu --uninstall                    # remove from all browsers
npx @lancetw/aiyu --uninstall --browsers=chrome  # remove from one only

What it does

npx @lancetw/aiyu copies the host to a stable location, generates a launcher pinned to your Node binary (no reliance on a shebang), and registers the native-messaging manifest for the browsers you choose (interactive by default; or --browsers=/--all). The host trusts both the off-store (unpacked-dev) and Chrome Web Store extension IDs, so either build connects.

Privacy

aiyu has no developer server and collects no data. The text you translate goes only — under your own account, via the CLI you installed — to that provider (Anthropic / OpenAI / Google); it never passes through the developer. See the privacy policy.

License

MIT © lancetw