I built a Claude AI chat interface to bypass platform limits
I got frustrated with Claude's official platform limitations - conversations disappearing, no customization options, and clunky file handling. So I built my own interface over a weekend! GitHub: https://github.com/chihebnabil/claude-ui What it does: - Saves all conversations locally (SQLite + Drizzle ORM) - Lets you customize Claude's personality per chat - Handles file attachments properly + caching input tokens - Dark/light mode - No conversation limits - Markdown & code syntax highlighting Tech stack is pretty simple: - Nuxt 3 for the frontend - Anthropic's SDK…
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This is a custom chat interface for Claude that stores conversations locally using SQLite instead of relying on the official platform. Built with Nuxt 3 and Anthropic's SDK, it offers persistent conversation history, customizable AI personalities per chat, improved file attachment handling with token caching, dark and light modes, and unlimited conversations with markdown and code syntax highlighting. It's designed for users who want more control over their Claude interactions and don't want conversations to disappear.
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I got frustrated with Claude's official platform limitations - conversations disappearing, no customization options, and clunky file handling. So I built my own interface over a weekend! GitHub: https://github.com/chihebnabil/claude-ui What it does: - Saves all conversations locally (SQLite + Drizzle ORM) - Lets you customize Claude's personality per chat - Handles file attachments properly + caching input tokens - Dark/light mode - No conversation limits - Markdown & code syntax highlighting Tech stack is pretty simple: - Nuxt 3 for the frontend - Anthropic's SDK for Claude integration - @nuxt/ui for components - Local SQLite DB Happy to answer any questions!
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