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Watch the folders
Platter watches ~/github/*/mockups, screenshots, artifacts, worktree mockups — anywhere your agents drop visual artifacts. Add custom roots in Settings.
Agents make mockups, screenshots, PDFs — dozens a day. Platter watches where they land and surfaces them in a Pinterest-style gallery on your Mac. When Claude wants your call, it pauses and asks. Three keystrokes. Work continues.
Platter watches ~/github/*/mockups, screenshots, artifacts, worktree mockups — anywhere your agents drop visual artifacts. Add custom roots in Settings.
Pinterest-style masonry on cream paper. Live HTML thumbnails, image previews, decision marks per file. Recency-sorted across every project. Spacebar to Quicklook.
The MCP server lets Claude call present_mockups() mid-session. The call blocks. A modal pops on your Mac. A approve, R reject, 1–9 pick. Decision flows back. Done.
Once registered as an MCP server, platter is callable from any Claude Code session. The agent decides when to ask; you decide what passes.
Asset review is a moment of judgment. A critic at a print room. An editor on a contact sheet. Platter borrows from that world: cream paper, ink, hairlines, italic display moments — and a single confident accent in vermilion, the color of Italian print-shop ink and the imperial seal.
The MCP review modal isn't a system dialog. It's a dimmed stage with the asset framed and the prompt rendered in italic Hoefler Text. The lights dim. You decide. The lights come back up.
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