Nutshell pairs your G2 glasses with the AI tools you already use — Claude Code sessions, OpenRouter chats, your project docs — and surfaces them as a glanceable HUD overlay. Read, ask, and ship without breaking out of what you're doing.
Resume any on-disk Claude Code session from your phone. Voice-driven prompts, tool-use confirmations on the glasses, reads back at HUD speed.
Auto-summaries on every note. Voice-Ask any time. Every Q&A is saved per-note so context never gets lost.
The VS Code extension streams your repo's docs folder to the glasses. One row per project, multi-window in sync.
PDFs, URLs, images, voice notes — drop them in and Nutshell turns each into a readable stream sized for the HUD.
Look up to Ask. Look down for the QA Bank. Both off by default — you opt in and calibrate once.
AES-256-GCM transport with a pre-shared key. Your reading list, prompts, and replies never leave your LAN.
Each piece does one specific job. The server is required; install whichever clients you need.
The phone app. Pairs with your G2 glasses, renders everything you see. Available on Even Hub.
Find it on Even Hub →Local hub the phone app connects to. Encrypted PSK transport over HTTP. Required.
View on GitHub →Streams your project's docs to the glasses while you code. One row per workspace.
Install from the Marketplace →One-click sends the current tab to your glasses. Chrome Web Store listing in review.
View on GitHub →Three steps from clone to glasses.
Clone nutshell-server and start it.
git clone https://github.com/double-r-squared/nutshell-server.git
cd nutshell-server
npm install
node bin/cli.jsInstall the Nutshell app from Even Hub. Scan the QR the server printed. Your glasses light up.
Drop a file or URL on the phone. Install the VS Code or browser extension to plug those in too — both are optional.