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in-stride

v0.1.0

Published

Scaffold In-Stride into a React / Next.js / Vite app — routes, DOM inspector, source bridge, notes, tasks. Run: npx in-stride init

Downloads

141

Readme

in-stride

Scaffold In-Stride into any React / Next.js / Vite app. One command, wires up the widget, auto-detects your routes, optionally installs Chrome DevTools MCP for AI-assisted walkthroughs.

Usage

npx in-stride init

Writes a stride.config.ts at the project root with:

  • Framework auto-detected (Next.js vs React + Vite)
  • Your routes scanned from the filesystem (app/**/page.tsx, pages/**, or src/pages/**)
  • A usage snippet to paste into your app root

Options

npx in-stride init --with-mcp

Also adds Chrome DevTools MCP to your .mcp.json and installs it globally so AI assistants like Claude Code can drive your running app.

npx in-stride scan

Print the auto-detected route list without writing the config. Add --write to overwrite the routes array in an existing stride.config.ts.

After init

  1. npm install in-stride-widget @xyflow/react framer-motion lucide-react
  2. Paste the printed snippet into your app root (or app/layout.tsx on Next.js)
  3. Run your dev server
  4. Click the S pill at the bottom of the screen

What the widget gives you

See the in-stride-widget README for the full feature list. Short version:

  • DOM inspector that jumps to source file:line in your editor
  • Route map, AUDIT snapshot, ASK-to-clipboard prompt export, TASK list
  • Mobile-first layout, keyboard-first controls

License

MIT