You talk to your AI in its own app; it builds here on d2. Connect it once, in three steps, then pick how you see both: your AI's chat, and the page it's changing.
*.aiputty.com in its network settings, if it asks.
The Claude app seems written by a 5 year old with a degree in un-usability, and things move around on a daily basis… What seems to work at the present time: go to the web version, claude.ai, then
and either turn on All domains if you dare, or just add *.aiputty.com to the allowed list.
Memory, on the same Settings page:
Turn it on, and Search and reference chats too. On a Team or Enterprise plan an owner has to allow memory first. In the Claude app (desktop or phone) it should be the same path, from your name or profile picture → Settings → Memory; if it isn't there today, use the web version as above.
Also turn on your AI's memory, so its chats remember things between them (what you're building, how you like things done): it makes life much easier. How, for Claude: in the fold above.
Making your onboarding prompt…
💡 This works best in a Code section of the Claude app.
Then tell it what you want, in its own chat.
Handover and it will give you the correct prompt to start a new one.One screen: your AI's app and d2, one at a time.
Your AI on one screen, d2 on the other. With Mind Meld on, your AI takes the d2 screen to what it just made.
Your AI's chat runs in the background on voice; you look only at d2. Mind Meld brings each page to you as your AI works.
Mind Meld lets your AI show you pages: with it on, the d2 tab moves to what your AI made and outlines it, with Back to return. Off by default; one tap on in the top bar turns it on.
With Mind Meld on, your AI doesn't just tell you what it made: it takes this browser tab to the page it's talking about and outlines what changed, with Back to return to where you were. You keep talking in your AI's own app; d2 follows. It's what makes the second monitor and voice ways above work.
Start playing: your dashboard becomes this project's home.