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pinpatch

v0.1.4

Published

CLI for Pinpatch pin-to-code workflow with local proxy and overlay runtime.

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

pinpatchclideveloper-toolsproxyoverlay

Readme

pinpatch

Pinpatch lets you place pins on a running local app, generate implementation tasks, and execute them through supported providers (codex or claude).

Install

Global install:

npm install -g pinpatch
pinpatch --help

Run without global install:

npx pinpatch@latest --help

Prerequisites

  • Node.js >=18
  • A local web app running on localhost (default target port 3000)
  • For Codex execution: codex CLI installed and authenticated
  • For Claude execution: claude CLI installed and authenticated

Quick Start

  1. Start your local app (example on 3000).
  2. In another terminal, cd into your app's directory and start Pinpatch:
cd /path/to/your-app
pinpatch dev --target 3000
  1. Open the proxied app at http://localhost:3030.
  2. Press c to enter pin mode, click an element, and submit a request.

Commands

pinpatch --help
pinpatch dev --target 3000
pinpatch implement <taskId>
pinpatch tasks
pinpatch tasks --prune

Runtime Artifacts

Pinpatch writes runtime files to:

.pinpatch/
  config.json
  tasks/
  sessions/
  screenshots/
  runtime/logs/

Troubleshooting

  • Target localhost:<port> is unreachable: start your app first.
  • Bridge port ... is already in use / Proxy port ... is already in use: choose different ports.
  • Provider process errors: verify codex/claude CLI authentication and PATH setup.

Monorepo Source

For contributor workflows and e2e testing, see the repository root docs in README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md.