Web UI for Claude Code with rendered markdown and LaTeX
A web-based user interface for Claude Code that renders markdown and LaTeX formulas properly, solving the problem of poor terminal output for non-code conversations. Built entirely by Claude Code itself, it provides a prettier chat experience for users who access Claude via API without a subscription.
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