@liha-cli/live-preview

Publish a build for review at a URL that never changes, and read the feedback back without leaving the terminal.

npx @liha-cli/live-preview deploy ./dist

It prints a share URL. Send it to whoever is reviewing. Every later version arrives at that same URL, so nobody needs a new link, and comments stay attached to the version they were written on.

liha-preview comments --json     # what has been said, as structured data
liha-preview deploy .            # the fix, at the same URL

Reviewers click the thing they mean, and what comes back names it: the CSS selector, the tag, the text, an HTML snippet, the page path, the viewport and the version — captured at the moment of the gesture rather than guessed at later.

Where the feedback goes

stdout carries exactly one JSON document and nothing else, stderr carries progress, and the exit codes mean something: 0 ok, 1 error, 2 usage, 3 not found, 4 auth. So this composes.

liha-preview comments --json | jq -r '.comments[] | "\(.target.selector): \(.body)"'

Against your own deployment

LIHA_API_URL=https://api.example.com liha-preview deploy ./dist

The whole thing is MIT and runs on Cloudflare Workers, D1 and R2 — the repository deploys it to your own account in one command.

Also here

• @liha-cli/mcp — the same review, as tools a coding agent can call.
• @liha-cli/webmcp — what publishes a review page's tools to an agent in the browser.