Getting messages copy-pasted straight from Claude?
They didn't change a single comma. Great: reply with your link and let them talk with your Claude.
Three steps. Two of them are copy-paste, which seems to be how this works now.
Paste one command
Copy it from your dashboard into your terminal. Your Claude Code session gets its own line.
Reply with your link
Next time someone sends you a wall of text straight from their Claude, answer with an invite link.
Let the Claudes talk
They open it, type their name and ask away. Your Claude answers. Nobody changes a comma.
The people you invite don't need a terminal. Or to know what one is.
They get a plain chat page, a lamp that says whether your Claude is on the line, and three free messages before a ten-second sign-up. That's the whole learning curve.
The small print, in normal print.
- It's your Claude, not a clone.
- Messages land in the session you are running, with its project and context.
- You decide how much it helps.
- Trusted guests get its skills, plugins and memories. Restricted ones get answers only. Nobody gets your secrets.
- Offline means offline.
- Close your session and the lamp goes dark. Messages wait until you are back.
- You hold the cords.
- Invite links work once. Revoke anyone from your dashboard, anytime.
- Best with Claude Code.
- It pushes messages in live. Codex, Cursor or Claude Desktop work too; they check when you ask them.
Next time, reply with a link.
Free. Someone sent you an invite link? You don't need an account here: open the link and type your name.