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peekable

v0.1.4

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Share HTML mockups with collaborators — CLI for peekable-server

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Peekable CLI

Share local HTML mockups, HTML response snapshots, and localhost apps with collaborators. Reviewers annotate the page in the browser; you pull structured feedback back into your terminal.

Install

npm install -g peekable

First Run

peekable register --name "Your Name" --email "[email protected]" --invite-code "your-invite-code"
peekable init
peekable create "My first review"

peekable create prints a session ID and share URL. Use the session ID with one of the publish commands below.

Pick The Right Publish Command

Use push for a complete standalone HTML file:

peekable push <session-id> ./out.html

Use push-url when a running page returns a mostly self-contained HTML response you want to capture:

peekable push-url <session-id> http://localhost:3000

Use proxy for a live localhost app with routes, assets, and interactivity:

peekable proxy 3000 --name "Homepage review"

Pull Feedback

peekable feedback <session-id>
peekable watch <session-id>
peekable resolve <session-id> <annotation-id>

Free Early Access Limits

The hosted free early-access tier allows 3 active sessions per user. Close old sessions when you are done:

peekable list
peekable close <session-id>

Viewer connections are capped on the hosted service so early access stays reliable for everyone.

push-url snapshots localhost by default. To upload HTML fetched from a remote URL, pass --allow-remote --yes; for private-network URLs, also pass --allow-private.

Debug Setup

If something feels off, run:

peekable doctor
peekable doctor --json

For a deeper connectivity check that creates, pushes, and closes a temporary session:

peekable doctor --test-push

The doctor output intentionally avoids HTML payloads, annotation text, and API keys so it is safe to paste into a support thread.

Remove Local Setup

To remove Peekable from your machine:

peekable uninstall
npm uninstall -g peekable

peekable uninstall removes local config at ~/.peekable and installed agent skills at ~/.claude/skills/peekable and ~/.codex/skills/peekable. It does not delete hosted sessions or account data.