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@lusktech/browser-organizer-host

v0.1.3

Published

an hour ago

Native messaging host + installer for the Browser Organizer extension.

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@lusktech/browser-organizer-host

The local native-messaging host for the Browser Organizer Chrome/Edge extension. The extension is only a front-end; this package is the small Node program it talks to, which runs your chosen AI backend (a local AI CLI, or an OpenAI-compatible API) and returns organization suggestions. Nothing is sent to any server the developer runs.

A native host cannot ship inside a Web Store package, so it's installed once, separately.

Install

Requires Node.js 20+. From any directory:

npx @lusktech/browser-organizer-host

This copies the host into a stable per-user location (~/.browser-organizer, or %LOCALAPPDATA%\BrowserOrganizer on Windows) and registers it for Chrome and Edge using the extension's pinned ID — you don't need to be inside any project folder, and the download can be deleted afterward.

npx @lusktech/browser-organizer-host install chrome   # specific browser(s)
npx @lusktech/browser-organizer-host repair           # re-register a broken install
npx @lusktech/browser-organizer-host uninstall        # remove

Prefer a double-click, no-Node installer? Download the per-OS installer from the releases page.

Security

The host resolves the command, arguments, environment, and any API key on your machine — an extension message can only pick which known backend runs, never what runs. See docs/security-model.md.

License

MIT © Lusk Technologies