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mulmoclaude

v0.6.1

Published

MulmoClaude — GUI-chat with Claude Code + long-term memory. One command to start.

Readme

MulmoClaude

Experience GUI-chat with Claude Code — and long-term memory!

Quick Start

# Prerequisites: Node.js 20+, Claude Code CLI
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code
claude auth login

# Launch MulmoClaude
npx mulmoclaude

Your browser opens to http://localhost:3001. That's it.

Options

npx mulmoclaude                              # Default (port 3001, opens browser)
npx mulmoclaude --port 8080                  # Custom port
npx mulmoclaude --no-open                    # Don't open browser
npx mulmoclaude --dev-plugin ./my-plugin     # Load a plugin from a local
                                             # project dir (repeatable;
                                             # path can be relative or absolute)
npx mulmoclaude --version                    # Show version

--dev-plugin <path> is the plugin author's dev loop. Pair with yarn dev (vite watch) in the plugin directory: edits → vite rebuilds dist/the browser auto-reloads via a debounced watcher on the plugin's dist/. The plugin's package.json name + dist/index.js must already be in place; the launcher refuses to start on missing files or on a name collision with an already- installed plugin. Server-side definePlugin factory edits still require a launcher restart (Node ESM has no cache invalidation API); the launcher log explicitly says so when dist/index.js changes.

How it works

The npm package ships with the pre-built client (Vite) and the server source — TypeScript, executed directly via tsx. No cloning, no build step for end users: npx downloads the package and starts the Express server.

Your data lives in ~/mulmoclaude/ (created on first run).

For developers

Publish flow and the full local-test recipe (prepare-dist, direct launch, curl checks, tarball simulation) live in the header comment of bin/prepare-dist.js.

License

MIT