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- Created package.json and package-lock.json for CLI package. - Implemented argument parsing in args.ts to handle various flags and commands. - Developed main CLI logic in cli.ts to execute commands and handle errors. - Added configuration loading from a JSON file in config.ts, with environment variable support. - Implemented prompt resolution and provider interaction in prompt.ts. - Added usage documentation for the CLI. - Configured TypeScript settings in tsconfig.json for the CLI package. - Updated README in vscode package to reflect the new CLI functionality. - Refactored root tsconfig.json to streamline project structure.
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LexAI for Chrome
Grammarly-like Manifest V3 writing assistant powered by your own LLM API key. No LexAI account, no subscription, no LexAI servers.
Chrome Web Store: LexAI — AI Writing Assistant
Features
- Select text on any page → Fix / Rephrase / Shorten / Expand / Explain / Make Prompt
- Writing styles: Formal, Casual, Academic, Creative, Concise
- Floating toolbar + right-click context menu + popup editor
- Prompt Builder (patterns, persona, format)
- Providers: OpenAI · Anthropic · Groq · OpenRouter
- API key encrypted locally (
tweetnaclsecretbox)
Develop
From the repo root:
npm run chrome:install
npm run chrome:dev # hot reload
npm run chrome:build # → packages/chrome/.output/chrome-mv3/
npm run chrome:zip # store package
npm run chrome:test
npm run chrome:typecheck
Or inside this package:
npm install
npm run dev
npm run build
Load unpacked
npm run chrome:build- Chrome →
chrome://extensions→ Developer Mode - Load unpacked → select
packages/chrome/.output/chrome-mv3
Shared core
Provider adapters and prompts live in ../../src/lib (@lib/*). Do not import @lib/crypto or @lib/messaging from the VS Code or CLI packages.
Version
Bump version in this package’s package.json only — the extension manifest follows it via wxt.config.ts.