StreamWeaver Doc Viewer

Renders StreamWeaver docs on GitHub the way they look when run, instead of as Ruby source.

Love those beautiful Claude artifacts, but want them more portable and less token-hungry? This might be your fix. StreamWeaver (https://github.com/fkchang/stream_weaver) is one of the ways to build docs interactively with an agent like Claude Code or Codex — saved as either a token-cheap Ruby DSL or a plain .org file, both of which GitHub already knows how to render.. Beyond text and headers, StreamWeaver docs support callouts, cards, tables, syntax-highlighted code, and Mermaid diagrams — real structure, not just prose. Org mode already renders on par with markdown on GitHub (see screenshot). With this extension, the same streamweaver specific file gets the real thing: a floating, scroll-updating sidebar nav, and interactive Mermaid diagrams you can zoom, pan, and pop out full-screen (see screenshot). Sample repo and gist to test against * https://github.com/fkchang/streamweaver-doc-demo * https://gist.github.com/fkchang/ecb58f663ac09ff9fec11bb7da9330e5 Works on: • Any GitHub repo blob page, public or private (.rb or .org) • GitHub Gists, including multi-file gists • Local files too — drop one into the viewer straight off disk, no GitHub needed Everything compiles and renders client-side: a bundled Ruby compiler and runtime, zero backend, zero telemetry. The only network activity is a narrowly-scoped fetch of the file's own Raw URL when the page doesn't already embed it — see Privacy practices below for exactly when. Built vendor-neutral on purpose: StreamWeaver docs are meant to travel — across repos, across teams, to whoever you're collaborating with, on your team or off it. All they need is a Chrome-compatible browser and this extension.