Trayce
Description
A hand-drawn sketch pad for Claude Code sessions. Draw in your browser, pick a session, submit — Claude sees your sketch as a PNG alongside your prompt.
Installation
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exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into
~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.
README
trayce
**A hand-drawn sketch pad for Claude Code sessions.**
Draw in your browser. Pick a Claude Code session. Submit. Claude sees your sketch as a PNG alongside your prompt.
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Press ✏️ → Send ✉️ → Claude reads the image.
[!TIP] Use a tablet with a stylus for natural sketching, or a mouse for quick wireframes. Each Claude session gets its own isolated canvas that persists across page reloads.
🎯 Why trayce?
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**Sketch a UI** and ask Claude to implement it. **Pin a screenshot** — drop numbered annotations, submit, get per-pin replies. **Draw a diagram** and ask Claude to build the architecture. **Iterate on a render** — Claude can push images and annotations back to your canvas. |
Text prompts struggle with spatial intent. A quick sketch communicates layout, hierarchy, and motion in a single frame — things that would take paragraphs to describe. Structured annotations close the loop in the other direction: Claude resolves your pins by ID, replies inline, and pushes its own annotations on rendered output for a real review cycle. |
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