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    GGPrompts Integration Plan - The Complete Vision

Date: November 17, 2025
Status: Planning Phase
🎯 The Big Picture

Combine all your best projects into a unified AI-powered development environment:

GGPrompts.com - Matrix-themed prompt marketplace (production ready!)
Tabz - Chrome extension with xterm terminals + tmux
Opustrator - Infinite canvas terminal orchestration
tmuxplexer - TUI for managing tmux sessions
TFE - Terminal file explorer with emoji file types
Chrome API MCP - Browser automation tools (to build)

🏗️ What You've Already Built

GGPrompts (Production Ready)


✅ Matrix-themed UI with particle effects
✅ 97+ production-ready prompts
✅ User auth, profiles, forums
✅ Performance optimized (9.8/10)
✅ Security hardened (9.0/10)
✅ React + Vite build system
✅ GGPrompts.com domain ready

Tabz (Chrome Extension)


✅ xterm.js terminals in browser sidebar
✅ tmux integration (persistence across refreshes)
✅ Works on single monitor
⏳ Chrome API MCP server (planned)

Opustrator (Canvas Orchestration)


✅ 5000x5000px infinite canvas
✅ Draggable/resizable terminals
✅ WebSocket + PTY backend
✅ Zustand state management
✅ Layout save/load system
✅ tmux session support

tmuxplexer (TUI Tool)


✅ tmux popup overlay
✅ See all Claude session statuses
✅ Send commands to specific sessions
✅ Save/restore layouts
✅ Attach/detach sessions

Your TUI Ecosystem


✅ TFE - File explorer with emoji types
✅ TUITemplate - Go/Bubbletea starter
✅ TUIClassics - Games collection
✅ Kanban board → GitHub Projects integration
✅ Compiled Go binaries (portable, fast, universal)

💡 The Unified Architecture

┌─ GGPrompts.com (Web) ──────────────────────────────┐
│                                                     │
│  📚 Prompt Marketplace (Matrix theme) ✅           │
│  ├─ Browse/search/filter prompts                   │
│  ├─ User profiles & forums                         │
│  └─ 97+ production prompts                         │
│                                                     │
│  🎯 NEW: Send to Terminal Integration              │
│  ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐  │
│  │ [Prompt Card]                                │  │
│  │ "Debug API authentication errors"            │  │
│  │                                               │  │
│  │ [Send to Terminal ▼]                         │  │
│  │   ├─ claude-debug    (tmux pane 0)          │  │
│  │   ├─ claude-refactor (tmux pane 1)          │  │
│  │   ├─ claude-test     (tmux pane 2)          │  │
│  │   ├─ Tabz sidebar    (Chrome extension)     │  │
│  │   └─ Opustrator      (Canvas terminal)      │  │
│  └─────────────────────────────────────────────┘  │
│                                                     │
│  🎨 Optional: Visual Workflow Builder              │
│  ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐  │
│  │  Canvas (from Opustrator)                    │  │
│  │  ┌──────────┐   ┌──────────┐   ┌─────────┐ │  │
│  │  │ Prompt A │──→│ Prompt B │──→│ Report  │ │  │
│  │  │ (pane 0) │   │ (pane 1) │   │(pane 2) │ │  │
│  │  └──────────┘   └──────────┘   └─────────┘ │  │
│  │                                              │  │
│  │  Drag prompts, connect them, execute flows  │  │
│  └─────────────────────────────────────────────┘  │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
              ↓ WebSocket / Chrome API
┌─ Execution Layer ──────────────────────────────────┐
│                                                     │
│  tmux Sessions (via tmuxplexer)                    │
│  ├─ pane 0: claude-debug                           │
│  ├─ pane 1: claude-refactor                        │
│  ├─ pane 2: claude-test                            │
│  └─ pane 3: build/test output                      │
│                                                     │
│  Chrome Extension (Tabz)                           │
│  ├─ xterm terminals in sidebar                     │
│  ├─ Chrome API MCP server                          │
│  └─ DevTools integration                           │
│                                                     │
│  Opustrator Backend                                │
│  ├─ PTY orchestration                              │
│  ├─ WebSocket server                               │
│  └─ Terminal registry                              │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

🎯 Top 10 Chrome API Tools (for MCP Server)

When you build the Chrome API MCP server for Tabz:

inspect_page (chrome.debugger) - Full DevTools Protocol access
execute_script (chrome.scripting) - Run JS in tabs
capture_screenshot (chrome.tabs) - Visual debugging
monitor_network (chrome.debugger) - Capture requests/responses
manage_tabs (chrome.tabs) - Create/close/navigate tabs
inspect_cookies (chrome.cookies) - Debug auth issues
inject_css (chrome.scripting) - Live CSS debugging
get_console_logs (chrome.debugger) - Capture JS errors
download_resource (chrome.downloads) - Save generated files
open_url_in_tab (chrome.tabs) - Show docs/examples Claude generates

🚀 Implementation Roadmap

Phase 1: Basic Integration (1-2 days)

Goal: Send prompts from GGPrompts.com to terminals

Add "Send to Terminal" button to prompt cards in GGPrompts
Build tmux session detection
tmux list-sessions -F "#{session_name}:#{session_windows}"

Create WebSocket/API endpoint to send commands
// GGPrompts frontend → Backend → tmux
fetch('/api/send-to-terminal', {
  body: JSON.stringify({
    session: 'claude-debug',
    pane: 0,
    command: promptContent
  })
})

Test end-to-end: Click prompt → Appears in tmux session

Phase 2: Matrix-Styled tmuxplexer (2-3 days)

Goal: React component showing all Claude sessions

Create React component in GGPrompts
<MatrixTerminalSelector
  sessions={tmuxSessions}
  onSelect={(session) => sendToSession(session, prompt)}
/>

Add real-time status indicators

⚡ Running prompt
💤 Idle
🔄 Processing
✅ Complete


Style with Matrix theme (green particles, monospace)
Add to prompt card dropdown

Phase 3: Chrome Extension Integration (3-4 days)

Goal: Send prompts to Tabz sidebar

Build Chrome API MCP server (Node.js)
Expose 10 core tools (see list above)
Add Tabz to terminal selector
Message passing: GGPrompts → Chrome Extension → Terminal
chrome.runtime.sendMessage({
  type: 'execute_prompt',
  prompt: promptContent,
  terminal: 'sidebar-1'
})


Phase 4: Visual Workflow Builder (Optional - 1 week)

Goal: Drag-and-drop prompt workflows

Import Opustrator canvas component into GGPrompts
Allow dragging prompts onto canvas
Draw connections between prompts (workflow graph)
Execute workflows:
Prompt A (pane 0) → wait for completion
→ Prompt B (pane 1) → capture output
→ Generate Report (pane 2)


Save/load workflows as templates

💎 Unique Value Propositions

1. Browser-Native Development


AI terminals inside Chrome sidebar (Tabz)
No separate terminal window needed
Chrome DevTools + Claude in one place

2. Visual Prompt Orchestration


See all Claude instances at once
Send prompts to specific agents
Build multi-step workflows visually

3. Accessibility Features


Summarize web pages for screen readers
Claude explains page content in natural language
Better than traditional screen readers for modern SPAs

4. TUI Ecosystem Integration


All your TUI tools work everywhere:

Local terminal
Tabz sidebar
Opustrator canvas
SSH sessions


Portable Go binaries never break

5. Single Monitor Workflow


Everything in browser tabs
Canvas terminal wall (Opustrator)
No window switching

🔥 Marketing Angles

For Web Developers

"Turn Chrome into an AI-powered development environment"

Claude Code in browser sidebar
DevTools integration
Visual workflow automation
Single-monitor productivity

For Accessibility

"AI-powered web accessibility beyond screen readers"

Natural language page summaries
"Where's the checkout button?"
"Are there any discount codes?"
Works with modern SPAs

For Power Users

"Visual terminal orchestration with AI agents"

Matrix-themed prompt marketplace
Multi-agent workflows
tmux integration
Infinite canvas terminal wall

📊 Project Consolidation Strategy

You have 54 GitHub repos from 6 months of rapid prototyping. Here's the consolidation plan:
Keep & Combine (Core Projects)


GGPrompts - Main marketplace
Tabz - Chrome extension
Opustrator - Canvas backend (or merge into GGPrompts)
TFE - File explorer TUI
tmuxplexer - Session manager TUI
TUITemplate - Starter for new tools

Archive (Experiments/Learning)


GGPrompts-backup, GGPrompts-clean (consolidate into main)
Old prototypes that served their purpose
Duplicated concepts

Extract Components (Reusable Libraries)


MatrixCards → Component library
Canvas system → Shared package
TUI utilities → Go package

🎓 Key Lessons Learned

"Point of No Return" Problem


"It's very easy to hit a point of no return when the codebase gets big"

Solution: TUI Building Blocks

Small, focused Go binaries
Single responsibility
Universal interface (PTY)
Portable (works anywhere)
Never breaks (compiled)

Unix Philosophy Applied


Each tool does one thing well
Compose tools together
Text-based interfaces
Scriptable and automatable

Why TUIs Win


Zero integration cost - Just spawn the binary
No dependency hell - Compiled, no runtime
Universal - Works in any terminal context
Survive rewrites - Tools outlive frameworks
Performance - Native code, fast startup

🚦 Next Steps for Tomorrow

Quick Win (1-2 hours)

Build basic "Send to Terminal" button:

Add button to GGPrompts prompt cards
Create simple API endpoint
Send to tmux via tmux send-keys
Test with one prompt

Medium Task (Half day)

Create Matrix-styled terminal selector:

Design dropdown component
Fetch tmux session list
Show real-time status
Handle selection + send

Big Task (Full day)

Start Chrome API MCP server:

Set up Node.js server
Implement 2-3 basic tools (screenshot, execute_script)
Test from Claude Code
Connect to Tabz extension

📝 Technical Notes

tmux Integration

# List sessions
tmux list-sessions -F "#{session_name}:#{session_windows}:#{session_attached}"

# Send to specific pane
tmux send-keys -t session-name:window.pane "command" Enter

# Capture pane output (for verification)
tmux capture-pane -t session-name:window.pane -p

# Check if session exists
tmux has-session -t session-name 2>/dev/null
Security Considerations

tmux send-keys is safe because:

Only sends to sessions you own
Goes through the shell (respects restrictions)
User can see what's being typed
Same permissions as manual typing
Can't access other users' sessions

Still need:

Web UI authentication (who can send commands?)
Input sanitization (escape shell special characters)
CSRF/XSS protection (standard web security)

Chrome Extension Message Passing

// GGPrompts.com → Chrome Extension
window.postMessage({
  type: 'GGPROMPTS_SEND_TO_TERMINAL',
  prompt: promptContent,
  terminal: terminalId
}, '*');

// Extension content script receives
window.addEventListener('message', (event) => {
  if (event.data.type === 'GGPROMPTS_SEND_TO_TERMINAL') {
    chrome.runtime.sendMessage(event.data);
  }
});
🎨 Design Consistency

Everything should match the Matrix aesthetic:

✅ GGPrompts - Already has Matrix theme
⏳ tmuxplexer React version - Use same green particles
⏳ Tabz UI - Add Matrix styling
⏳ Opustrator - Could adopt Matrix theme (currently has Balatro theme)

Color palette:

Background: #000000
Primary: #00ff41 (Matrix green)
Accent: #00ffff (Cyan)
Error: #ff4444
Text: #ffffff

🏁 Success Metrics

MVP Complete When:

 Click prompt in GGPrompts → Appears in tmux terminal
 Dropdown shows all available Claude sessions
 Real-time status indicators working
 Works with Tabz sidebar

Full Launch When:

 Chrome API MCP server operational (10 tools)
 Visual workflow builder functional
 100+ prompts in marketplace
 Documentation complete
 Demo video created


💬 Original Insight Quote


"The main thing I've learned is that it's very easy to hit a point of no return when the codebase gets big. That's why I made a TUITemplate and a ton of Go/Bubbletea apps. The TUI apps can always be used in any new project and can do almost anything."

This is gold. You've discovered that TUI building blocks are the perfect abstraction layer. They're like Lego pieces that never expire.

Built with 6 months of rapid prototyping and 54 GitHub repos worth of learning.
Tomorrow: Start with the quick win! 🚀
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