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@lizard-build/lizard-studio-host

v1.0.16

Published

Native-messaging host installer that lets the Lizard Studio browser extension drive the local Claude Code CLI.

Readme

Lizard Studio

Claude Code in your browser's side panel — an AI coding agent that can see, measure, and fix the page you're building.

A Chrome extension (Manifest V3) with two halves that feed each other:

  • A real Claude Code chat in the side panel — it drives the actual claude CLI on your machine (your account, your folder, your permissions), wired into the browser so Claude can read the DOM, take screenshots, watch the console/network, and click and type into the live tab.
  • A design overlay toolkit on the page: rulers, guides, grids, responsive preview, eyedropper, DevTools-style inspection, and an annotator whose screenshots drop straight into the chat.

The loop: notice something off → measure or circle it on the page → send it to Claude with the element and screenshot attached → Claude inspects the live tab, edits the code in your project folder, and you watch the page update.

Everything runs locally. The extension talks to a tiny native host that spawns claude. No servers of ours, no telemetry — the only network traffic is Claude itself.

Setup

1. The extension

  1. Open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode.
  2. Load unpacked → select this folder.
  3. Pin it. Click the icon to toggle the toolbar; open the side panel for the chat. Set a toolbar shortcut at chrome://extensions/shortcuts if you want one.

Content scripts can't run on chrome:// pages, the New Tab page, or the Chrome Web Store.

2. The Claude Code host (one-time)

The chat talks to the CLI through a small local native-messaging host (Node, zero deps). Install once — macOS, Linux, Windows:

npx @lizard-build/lizard-studio-host install

(npx … uninstall removes it. Hacking on the host? bash src/host/install.sh installs the local copy.)

It resolves your node/claude paths, copies the host to ~/.lizard-studio/host, and registers the origin-locked com.lizard.code manifest. Reload the extension and the panel connects. Requires the Claude Code CLI (npm i -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code).

The host runs from ~/.lizard-studio/host, not the repo, on purpose: macOS TCC blocks browsers from launching hosts under ~/Desktop/~/Documents/~/Downloads. Re-run the installer after git pull. Logs: ~/.lizard-studio/host/host.log.

On macOS it launches each claude via launchd to dodge Chrome's quarantine propagation (which otherwise trips a "could not verify … is free of malware" dialog every session — claude-code#14911); it silently falls back to a direct spawn if that path fails.

The chat

Each tab is its own claude process with its own folder, model, and permission mode; sessions persist as normal Claude Code transcripts (they show up in claude --resume). Claude gets browser_* tools over MCP — read (dom, snapshot, info), observe (console, network, screenshot, eval), and drive (click, type, fill, key, navigate, tabs); read-only tools are pre-approved, anything that acts on the page goes through Claude Code's permission dialog (Ask · Accept edits · Plan · Auto · Bypass, Shift+Tab to cycle). Point at elements with the Selector tool, send marked-up screenshots with Annotate. Streaming markdown, syntax highlighting, Edit diffs, collapsible tool cards, a live status pill, /usage plan card, multi-tab chats + history, folder picker, git branch chip, slash-command autocomplete, in-panel /login, model picker. Every session ships the lizard-build/skill bootstrap, so "deploy this" works out of the box.

The on-page toolkit

| Tool | What it does | |------|------| | Selector | DevTools-style hover inspection; one click attaches the element to the chat. | | Annotate | Draw on the page, then Add to chat snaps a composited screenshot. | | Eyedropper | Zoomed loupe over any pixel; click to copy the color (hex/RGB/HSL). | | Rulers | Px rulers along the edges + live cursor read-out. | | Distance | Hover an element, hold ⌥/Alt, hover another → the gaps between them. | | Guides | Drag from the edges to place snap-to-element guides. | | Column grid | Configurable 12/16-col grid (columns, gutter, max-width, margins, opacity). | | Responsive | Re-renders the page in a device frame — presets, custom W/H, orientation, zoom. |

Tools toggle independently from a draggable toolbar; several run at once. Number keys 1–9 toggle in bar order; right-click a tool for its settings. State is per-page and ephemeral.

Architecture

No build step — plain JS. src/core.js (Shadow-DOM overlay, state, tool registry) + src/tools/*.js + src/toolbar.js are the content scripts; src/background.js is the service worker; src/panel/ is the side-panel app (chat.js is the Claude Code client, render.js is XSS-safe markdown). A disabled terminal view (terminal.js + vendored xterm) lives in the tree but is excluded from the store build.

src/host/ is the native host — claude-host.mjs (spawns claude in stream-json mode, one process per tab; bridges permissions + browser tools; replays transcripts; drives /login), mcp-browser.mjs (the browser_* MCP relay), install.mjs (cross-platform installer). It ships separately on npm as @lizard-build/lizard-studio-host. The host's login-shell env-capture is adapted from 21st-dev/1Code (Apache-2.0).

The UI follows the Lizard Brand Design System; the accent (emerald by default) is user-configurable via --rk-accent*. Roadmap, not yet built: baseline grid, WCAG contrast checker, font inspector, outline-all, palette extractor, smart guides, onion-skin diff.

License

MIT © Dragon Labs LLC. See LICENSE and PRIVACY.md.