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claw-mo-up

Starts mo markdown viewer server for current project using config groups/patterns, migrates config if needed, and opens browser tab via cmux or default.

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Run in your terminal

npx claudepluginhub leejuoh/claude-code-zero --plugin claw-mo

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Last CommitApr 4, 2026

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Steps

Check prerequisites: command -v mo >/dev/null 2>&1

Get project key: git rev-parse --show-toplevel (fallback: $PWD)

Read config from ${PLUGIN_DATA_DIR}/config.json for this project key

No config found → tell user to run /claw-mo-setup, stop

If config has patterns (v1), migrate to groups format and save back

mo --status --json → check if server already running on this port

Not running → start mo for each group:

# First group starts the server
mo --no-open -w 'pattern1' -w 'pattern2' --target groupName -p PORT
# Subsequent groups add to the running server
mo --no-open -w 'pattern3' --target anotherGroup -p PORT

Open browser:

cmux ($CMUX_SURFACE_ID set): check if a mo browser surface already exists from a previous run. If yes, cmux browser "$SURFACE_ID" navigate "http://localhost:$PORT" to reuse it. If no, cmux browser open "http://localhost:$PORT".
Non-cmux: open "http://localhost:$PORT"

Report: which groups started, how many patterns, the URL

Gotchas

Always --no-open when starting mo — the skill controls browser opening separately

mo survives shell exit and uses single-instance detection — multiple starts are safe

Start groups sequentially, not in parallel — the first invocation must start the server before others can add to it

In cmux, cmux browser open creates a new browser surface each time. If the user already has mo open in a browser surface, prefer cmux browser navigate to reuse it instead of creating a duplicate tab. See shared.md for details.

claw-mo-up

Start the mo markdown viewer server for the current project and open it in the browser.

For config schema, port logic, groups, and browser opening: read ${PLUGIN_DIR}/references/shared.md

Steps

Check prerequisites: command -v mo >/dev/null 2>&1
Get project key: git rev-parse --show-toplevel (fallback: $PWD)
Read config from ${PLUGIN_DATA_DIR}/config.json for this project key
No config found → tell user to run /claw-mo-setup, stop
If config has patterns (v1), migrate to groups format and save back
mo --status --json → check if server already running on this port

Not running → start mo for each group:

# First group starts the server
mo --no-open -w 'pattern1' -w 'pattern2' --target groupName -p PORT
# Subsequent groups add to the running server
mo --no-open -w 'pattern3' --target anotherGroup -p PORT

Open browser:
- cmux ($CMUX_SURFACE_ID set): check if a mo browser surface already exists from a previous run. If yes, cmux browser "$SURFACE_ID" navigate "http://localhost:$PORT" to reuse it. If no, cmux browser open "http://localhost:$PORT".
- Non-cmux: open "http://localhost:$PORT"
Report: which groups started, how many patterns, the URL

Gotchas

Always --no-open when starting mo — the skill controls browser opening separately
mo survives shell exit and uses single-instance detection — multiple starts are safe
Start groups sequentially, not in parallel — the first invocation must start the server before others can add to it
In cmux, cmux browser open creates a new browser surface each time. If the user already has mo open in a browser surface, prefer cmux browser navigate to reuse it instead of creating a duplicate tab. See shared.md for details.