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Dev Buddy web configuration portal for managing presets and pipeline config

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Dev Buddy Web Configuration Portal

Launch the web configuration portal for managing AI provider presets and pipeline configuration.

Starting the Portal

bun "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/config-server.ts" --cwd "${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR}"

The server:

  1. Starts on an OS-assigned port (printed to stdout as JSON)
  2. Opens the user's default browser automatically
  3. Serves the Alpine.js SPA for visual configuration
  4. Auto-shuts down after 60 minutes of inactivity

Portal Capabilities

TabFeatures
AI PresetsList, add, update, remove presets; reveal/hide API keys
Pipeline ConfigConfigure which preset each stage uses

Startup Output

The server prints a single JSON line to stdout on successful start:

{ "port": 12345, "url": "http://localhost:12345" }

Tell the user: Web portal running at http://localhost:{port}. Press Ctrl+C or close the terminal to stop.

The server also opens the browser automatically. If the browser does not open (e.g., SSH environment), the user can manually navigate to the URL.

Stopping the Portal

The portal stops automatically after 60 minutes of inactivity. To stop it manually:

  • Press Ctrl+C in the terminal running the server

Security Notes

  • The portal is localhost-only — CORS is restricted to the exact http://localhost:{port} origin
  • API keys are masked by default; use the "Reveal Key" button to temporarily view a full key
  • The portal auto-shuts down to minimize the attack window