@dynamicu/chromedebug-mcp 2.6.4 → 2.6.7

package/CLAUDE.md

@@ -23,6 +23,9 @@ npm run server      # Run standalone server
 npm run single-server # Run with --single-server flag
 npm run cleanup     # Clean up stale Chrome processes
 npm run cleanup-force # Force cleanup of all Chrome processes
+
+# Persistent server (won't be killed by other instances)
+chromedebug-mcp --persistent  # Start a persistent server for manual debugging
 ```
 
 ### Testing
@@ -235,8 +238,30 @@ Chrome Debug provides a CLI tool that can be used directly:
 ```bash
 chromedebug-mcp  # Runs the MCP server (equivalent to npm start)
 npx chromedebug-mcp  # Run without global installation
+
+# Persistent server mode
+chromedebug-mcp --persistent  # Won't be killed by other instances
+```
+
+### Persistent Server Mode
+
+The `--persistent` flag marks a server as persistent, preventing it from being killed when other ChromeDebug instances start. This is useful for:
+
+- **Manual debugging servers**: Keep a debug server running while using Claude Code
+- **Multiple projects**: Run persistent servers for different projects simultaneously
+- **Development workflows**: Maintain a stable server instance across multiple Claude Code sessions
+
+Example:
+```bash
+# Terminal 1: Start persistent debug server
+chromedebug-mcp --persistent --verbose
+
+# Terminal 2: Use Claude Code normally
+# Claude's MCP server will NOT kill the persistent server
 ```
 
+See `PERSISTENT-FLAG-README.md` for detailed documentation and examples.
+
 The package name is `chromedebug-mcp` but the project is commonly referred to as Chrome Debug.
 
 ## Additional Architecture Notes

package/chrome-extension/activation-manager.js

@@ -23,9 +23,13 @@ document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', async () => {
 async function loadActivations() {
   try {
     // Get license key and instance ID from storage
-    const stored = await chrome.storage.local.get(['ls_license_key', 'ls_instance_id', 'chromedebug_instance_id']);
+    // Note: ls_instance_id is the LemonSqueezy instance ID set during activation
+    const stored = await chrome.storage.local.get(['ls_license_key', 'ls_instance_id']);
     licenseKey = stored.ls_license_key;
-    currentInstanceId = stored.chromedebug_instance_id;
+    currentInstanceId = stored.ls_instance_id;
+
+    console.log('[Activation Manager] Current instance ID:', currentInstanceId);
+    console.log('[Activation Manager] Storage:', stored);
 
     if (!licenseKey) {
       showError('License key not found. Please activate your license first.');
@@ -36,6 +40,9 @@ async function loadActivations() {
     const data = await licenseClient.listActivations(licenseKey);
     activations = data.activations || [];
 
+    console.log('[Activation Manager] Fetched activations:', JSON.stringify(activations, null, 2));
+    console.log('[Activation Manager] Comparing against current instance ID:', currentInstanceId);
+
     // Show activation status
     document.getElementById('activation-status').textContent =
       `${data.activationUsage} of ${data.activationLimit} activations used`;
@@ -72,8 +79,15 @@ function renderActivations() {
     item.className = 'activation-item';
 
     // Check if this is the current device
-    const isCurrentDevice = activation.name === currentInstanceId ||
-                            activation.identifier === currentInstanceId;
+    // Compare against identifier (unique per activation), not name (same for all activations from this device)
+    const isCurrentDevice = currentInstanceId && activation.identifier === currentInstanceId;
+
+    console.log('[Activation Manager] Activation', index + 1, ':', {
+      name: activation.name,
+      identifier: activation.identifier,
+      currentInstanceId: currentInstanceId,
+      isCurrentDevice: isCurrentDevice
+    });
 
     if (isCurrentDevice) {
       item.classList.add('current-device');