# CLAUDE.md — LexAI

Guidance for Claude Code when working in this repository.

## What LexAI is

A Grammarly-like **Chrome Extension (Manifest V3)** that provides AI writing assistance
(grammar fix, rephrase, shorten, expand, explain) on any webpage. Users bring **their own
LLM API key** — there is no LexAI backend. The extension's service worker calls the user's
chosen provider directly.

- **Providers:** OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, OpenRouter (all configured in `entrypoints/background.ts`).
- **No subscription, no server.** The API key lives encrypted in `chrome.storage.local`.

## Tech stack

- **WXT** `^0.20` — extension framework (wraps Vite). Entrypoints live in `entrypoints/`.
- **React 18** + TypeScript — used only for the Options and Popup pages.
- **Zustand** — a dependency, but state is currently local; not yet wired into a store.
- **tweetnacl** / **tweetnacl-util** — `secretbox` symmetric encryption for the API key.
- **Vitest** (jsdom) for unit tests, **Playwright** for e2e.
- **Tailwind** is in devDependencies but **not active** — all UI uses inline style objects
  (WXT PostCSS was never wired up). Do not assume Tailwind classes work.

## Commands

```bash
npm install          # first-time setup (node_modules is gitignored; not present by default)
npm run dev          # WXT dev server with hot reload
npm run build        # production build → .output/chrome-mv3/
npm run zip          # package for Chrome Web Store
npm test             # vitest (add `-- --run` for one-shot, non-watch)
npm run test:e2e     # Playwright (requires a prior `npm run build`)
npm run typecheck    # tsc --noEmit
```

**Prerequisite:** Node. CI pins **Node 22** (`node:22-bookworm`). Run `npm install` before any
`npm run *` script — the binaries (`tsc`, `vitest`) come from `node_modules/.bin`.

**Load unpacked in Chrome:** `npm run build` → `chrome://extensions` → Developer Mode →
Load unpacked → select `.output/chrome-mv3`.

## Architecture

Three cooperating contexts, message-passed over `chrome.runtime`:

```
entrypoints/content.ts   (content script, injected into <all_urls>)
  • Detects text selection: textarea/input (selectionStart/End) vs contenteditable/DOM (Range API)
  • Renders the floating toolbar + result modal + toasts (all inline-styled, appended to document.body)
  • Snapshots selection state BEFORE any async call, then Replace uses the snapshot
  • Sends { type: 'ANALYZE_TEXT', payload: {text, action, style} } to the background

entrypoints/background.ts (service worker — the LLM proxy)
  • onMessage: ANALYZE_TEXT and COPY_AS
  • Reads provider/apiKey/apiKeyEnc/encKey/model from chrome.storage.local
  • Decrypts the key (tweetnacl secretbox), routes to the correct provider's fetch call
  • Registers right-click context menus (action × style) on install

entrypoints/options/Options.tsx (settings page, React)
  • Provider + model + API key form; encrypts the key and writes apiKeyEnc/encKey to storage

entrypoints/popup/Popup.tsx (toolbar popup, React)
  • Standalone text box → same ANALYZE_TEXT flow; shows config status; links to Options
```

Content script and popup **must not** call provider APIs directly — CORS and key handling
belong in the background service worker. Route everything through `ANALYZE_TEXT`/`COPY_AS`.

### Message contract

- `ANALYZE_TEXT` accepts **both** `{ payload: {text, action, style} }` (content/popup) and
  flat `{ text, action, style }`. Keep both shapes working if you touch the handler.
- `action` values: `grammar`, `rephrase`, `shorten`, `expand`, `explain`. The context menu
  and popup emit `fix`, which `getSystemPrompt` normalizes to `grammar`.
- The listener returns `true` to keep the async channel open — **required**; removing it
  silently breaks every response.

## Key conventions & gotchas

- **`data-lexai="true"`** is set on every LexAI-injected DOM node. Selection/click handlers
  check `target.closest('[data-lexai="true"]')` to avoid self-triggering. Preserve it on any
  new injected element.
- **Selection is captured eagerly** (on `mouseup` and on button `mousedown`) because focus
  shifts and the live selection is gone by the time an async response returns. When editing
  content.ts, keep the snapshot-before-await pattern intact.
- **`z-index: 2147483647`** (max) on toolbar/modal so they sit above host-page UI.
- **Provider code is duplicated**: each provider has a `callX` (system-prompt from action)
  and a `callXWithPrompt` (arbitrary system prompt, used by COPY_AS). A change to request
  shape usually needs to be made in both. See "Recommendations" below — this is a known smell.
- **API-key handling:** prefer the encrypted path (`apiKeyEnc` + `encKey`); plaintext `apiKey`
  is legacy/back-compat only. Never log the key. Never add code that transmits it anywhere
  except the user's chosen provider endpoint.
- **Backward compat:** don't drop the plaintext `apiKey` fallback without a migration.
- Console `[LexAI …]` debug logs exist in content.ts's replace path — intentional for now.

## Testing notes

- `tests/unit/setup.ts` mocks `global.chrome`. Unit tests currently exercise storage mocks
  rather than importing the real handlers — see Recommendations for the gap.
- Playwright e2e loads the built extension via `--load-extension=.output/chrome-mv3`; the
  test files still contain `[EXTENSION_ID]` placeholders and won't pass as-is.

## CI / release (Gitea, not GitHub Actions)

Workflows live in `.gitea/workflows/`:
- `ci.yml` — typecheck → test → build → publish zip to Gitea package registry (on push to main/develop, PRs).
- `deploy-chrome.yml` — on `v*.*.*` tag: build → upload → publish to Chrome Web Store.
- Both send Telegram notifications. Secrets: `GITEATOKEN`, `CWS_*`, `TELEGRAM_*`.

**Version bumps:** update `version` in **both** `package.json` and `wxt.config.ts` (the
manifest version comes from wxt.config.ts). A `v*.*.*` git tag triggers the store deploy.

## When making changes

- After editing an entrypoint, run `npm run typecheck` and `npm test -- --run`.
- For behavior changes, `npm run build` and load unpacked to verify in a real page — the
  selection/replace logic is DOM-timing-sensitive and unit tests don't cover it.
- Keep UI styling inline (no Tailwind) unless you're intentionally wiring PostCSS.