Chrome Extension Adds Live Preview to Claude Code Web
What This Is
A developer has created a Chrome extension that adds live preview functionality to Claude Code Web, enabling side-by-side viewing of deployments similar to what's available in Lovable and other platforms described as "vibecoding" sites.
Key Details
The extension is called Claude Code Preview and is available for Chrome. According to the source, it provides "a live preview of deployments side by side in CC Web." The developer shared two links: one to a website (https://100toolkit.com/claudepreview) and one to the Chrome Web Store listing (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/claude-code-preview/goklhjjdneoeikkoemcngfdnodkddgme).
This type of extension addresses a specific workflow gap for developers using Claude Code Web. Without this extension, users would need to manually deploy and check their code in separate browser tabs or windows. The side-by-side preview functionality allows for immediate visual feedback during development, which is particularly useful for web development where seeing changes in real time can accelerate iteration cycles.
The extension appears to be a third-party tool created by a community member (/u/Fit-Joke6094) rather than an official release from Anthropic. Developers should evaluate such extensions for security and compatibility before installation, as they interact directly with the Claude Code Web interface.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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