Why it is useful
Feedback given in a meeting or on a screenshot gets lost. With the connector, every comment sits on the exact part of the page it is about, and Crux knows every page and component you have built.
The Crux connector puts a Crux toolbar on your running prototype, so you and your team can inspect, comment and approve on the page itself. It also fills your Crux project with the prototype’s pages and components. It works on every plan, Free included.
Step 1: Add your prototype in Crux
In the sidebar, click New and choose Add a prototype. Pick your coding tool and click Copy to copy the command.
Step 2: Paste it into Claude
Run Claude in your prototype’s folder and paste the command. The first time, Claude asks you to sign in to Crux. It then tags your pages and components, adds the connector to the prototype, and fills your project with them.
Step 3: Sign in on the prototype
Reload the prototype and click Sign in on the Crux button at the bottom left. Use your Crux email and password.
Step 4: Inspect and comment
Click Inspect on the toolbar, then click any part of the page to see what it is. Open Comments to say what you think. The comment is saved in Crux, on that part.
Step 5: See it in Crux
Open the Library in Crux. Experience lists every page and component the connector found, ready to link to your research.
Tips
- Any tool that writes code can build the prototype. The film uses Larder, a made-up grocery shop.
- No Crux account yet? Sign up free at crux-hq.com. A new account starts with a project ready for your prototype.