Show HN: A prompt bar that lets my website edit itself (self-hosted Claude Code) (github.com)

A new self-hosted tool called "Agent Keyboard" allows users to edit their web applications directly through a prompt bar embedded in the app. Once a <script> tag is added to the site, owners can interact with the prompt bar, signing in and describing changes via text, voice, or photos. The tool runs a Claude Code session that edits the app's git repository server-side, commits changes under the Agent Keyboard identity, and pushes them to the main branch, facilitating a seamless "fire-and-forget" experience. The project is open-sourced and designed for developers who own apps and codebases, enabling quick adjustments without opening a traditional code editor. This innovation is significant for the AI/ML community as it demonstrates the practical application of AI in simplifying software development processes. By allowing real-time editing through conversational prompts, it streamlines the deployment workflow significantly and reduces barriers between technical and non-technical users. The implementation relies on a robust tech stack, including Express on Fly.io for server management, Supabase for authentication, and dependencies on tools like Claude Code for the AI editing capabilities. The design emphasizes security with an allow-list for repositories and users, making it a tailored solution for controlled environments.