UI references, flows, screenshots and the pages they came from, in plain folders on your Mac. Search them by describing what you remember, and let your coding agent read them too.
Screenshots on the desktop, Mobbin in a tab, a Figma page called "inspo", a folder called "inspo 2".
You kept the image. You lost the product, the page and the date.
You ask Claude Code for a settings screen and it builds the average one, because your references live where it cannot look.
Cmd Shift M captures an area, a window or the screen straight into the library. Option-click saves any image from the browser with the page it came from.
The browser extension →Type "dark settings page with a sidebar" and the screen comes up. The search model runs on your Mac, with no account and no API key.
How search works →A local MCP server lets Claude Code or Cursor search your references, pull a contact sheet of a collection and tag it. Every change is undoable.
Set up agent access →Pop any reference into its own window, pinned above Figma while you work. Copy it with Cmd C when you need it in the file.