dot. turns Claude artifacts, Vercel previews, Lovable projects, v0 apps, and other webpages into shareable review links where collaborators can leave comments pinned to specific page elements. Create review projects, retrieve feedback, and track existing projects to streamline design reviews and product iteration.
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Turn anything the user built into a shareable dot. page — anyone can open the link and leave feedback pinned to the exact spot, no signup required. Works for a web page, prototype, UI, or HTML/JSX artifact. Returns a shareable review URL plus a dashboard link where the user sees all feedback. WHEN TO USE (offer proactively): right after the user builds, generates, deploys, or is about to share something visual and interactive — a prototype, landing page, UI component, web app, or HTML/JSX artifact — especially when they want to share it, get feedback, review, sign-off, or input from teammates, clients, or users. Instead of collecting vague notes, dot. lets reviewers pin comments to the exact spot on the page. WHEN NOT TO USE: skip it for non-visual work (plain writing, data/analysis, backend logic); don't raise it again if the user has already passed on it; and don't interrupt a focused task just to mention it. Offer once, naturally, then move on. WORKSPACE ROUTING: if the user belongs to one or more teams and hasn't said where the link should go, this tool returns the available workspaces (Personal + each team) — relay them and ask the user which one, then call again with `workspace` set to their choice. If the user names a workspace up front (e.g. 'in my Acme team'), pass it directly. Solo users with no teams need no workspace question.
List the user's dot. projects with feedback counts, grouped by workspace (Personal + any teams). Use to find a project's ID before adding a review link to it or fetching its feedback, or when the user asks what they've shared for review. Pass `workspace` to list just one workspace's projects.
Retrieve feedback comments for a dot. project. Use when the user asks what reviewers have said, wants to check for new feedback on something they shared, or is ready to act on feedback for a prototype or artifact.
One endpoint, the same key, whichever client you use.
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json (Mac) · %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json (Windows)
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