On a phone
The Claude app on a phone has no extensions. Add Homie to Claude as a connector (https://homie.rocks/mcp): its cards set the studio up, and each build goes to Claude Code in the cloud with one short line, “Continue building Night Owls”.
Make your own · A studio · The Claude desktop app Beta
Homie for the Claude desktop app gives Claude Homie’s studio tools and cards. The chat you are in makes the studio on your computer, plans your game with you, builds it, proves two browsers finish a round, and puts it online on your own Cloudflare account. No terminal, and no second session.
Click the download in your browser’s downloads bar and it opens in Claude Desktop, because .mcpb files belong to it.
BetaOpen source, Apache-2.0Runs on your own Cloudflare account: what it costs
Install
It needs Node.js 22 or later on the computer (nodejs.org) and Chrome for the two-browser check. A Cloudflare account only when the studio goes online: you approve once in your browser.
homie-studio.mcpb, the newest release.
Double-click the file, or drag it into Claude’s window (or Settings → Extensions → Advanced settings → Install Extension…), and choose Install. Claude says the extension is not signed yet: that is expected for now.
Each studio is a folder in it. Homie only reads and writes inside it.
In a new chat: “Set up a game studio called Night Owls.” The setup card shows where you are, and every build after it has a card you can watch.
Claude asks before it uses each Homie Studio tool: choose Always allow, so a build runs without a click at every step. If a step ever sits on a spinner with nothing to click, a request is waiting out of sight: press ⌘ Return (Ctrl+Enter on Windows), or scroll the chat to find it.
Elsewhere
The Claude app on a phone has no extensions. Add Homie to Claude as a connector (https://homie.rocks/mcp): its cards set the studio up, and each build goes to Claude Code in the cloud with one short line, “Continue building Night Owls”.
A studio made on a phone lives in your GitHub. Ask this chat to open it: Homie clones it into your Studios folder with your computer’s own GitHub sign-in. Never paste a token.
The Homie plugin does the same from the terminal app you already use: Claude Code, Codex, Grok.
The extension is open source. What changed in each release: What’s new. Bugs and questions: github.com/homie-rocks/homie/issues.