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we need a way to access locally running web apps without doing an ugly http://localhost:8022 and having to remember that. I'd say http://localapps should give an overview of all web apps running locally, with links to them. Those links should follow a naming scheme where the hostname ends with `.local` or smth. So: http://claudecode.local
Rather than typing http://localhost:8022, name each app and put them behind one local proxy: 1. In /etc/hosts (or dnsmasq): 127.0.0.1 ourapp.test 2. Caddy in front: ourapp.test { reverse_proxy localhost:8022 } Caddy auto-provisions local certs, so you get https://ourapp.test , no ugly ports and no "not secure" prompt. For the overview idea: a tiny local dashboard that scans common dev ports (3000, 5173, 8080...) and…
Re: Stop Making TUIs
#581Cool! I'd say we need a big linux distro to buy into it, so that it provides it's config-panel and package manager UI in this format.