For developers

You can write your business's modules yourself, with the AI agent you already use. The work happens on the server: the source, the tests and the data live in your account, and the agent reaches them over MCP. There is nothing to install to write code, and no copy of the platform to run on your machine.

Connect your agent

Point it at your own address. In Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user prisnap https://yourbusiness.prisnap.com/mcp \
    --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN"

The token is a credential you issue from your security settings, and you can limit it to the permissions you want. Codex and any other MCP client connect the same way. Your agent gets the rest at yourbusiness.prisnap.com/llms.txt: the tools it has, and the source of the modules already running to read as examples.

peek: the program that shows your agent the screen

peek is a program you install on your own machine. Your agent writes a screen, and peek is what it uses to look at it: it opens a real Chrome, signs in with a one-time link the platform hands it, and drives the app the way you would. Go to a screen, click a button, fill a form, create a record.

  • It signs in on its own. The agent asks the platform for a link and it is already inside, so there is no password to type anywhere.
  • It finds things by the text you read on screen: peek click "New booking", never a CSS selector.
  • It reads the browser console, so what the page says while it runs comes back to the agent.
  • It is one file and it drives the Chrome you already have. Nothing else gets installed.

It is ours and it comes with your account. It works the same on your own machine, whatever your agent is.

Download

Copy the line for your system. It leaves peek on your PATH, ready to run.

It asks for your password because /usr/local/bin belongs to the system. Without sudo, drop the last step and move peek anywhere on your PATH you can write to.

  • macOS (Apple Silicon) 
    curl -fsSL https://prisnap.com/dl/peek-darwin-arm64 -o peek && chmod +x peek && sudo mv peek /usr/local/bin/
  • macOS (Intel) 
    curl -fsSL https://prisnap.com/dl/peek-darwin-amd64 -o peek && chmod +x peek && sudo mv peek /usr/local/bin/
  • Linux 
    curl -fsSL https://prisnap.com/dl/peek-linux-amd64 -o peek && chmod +x peek && sudo mv peek /usr/local/bin/
  • Windows (PowerShell) 
    curl.exe -fsSL https://prisnap.com/dl/peek-windows-amd64.exe -o peek.exe

There is a Linux ARM build too: peek-linux-arm64.

If you download it with the browser instead of curl, macOS asks you to confirm it the first time. This clears it:

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /usr/local/bin/peek

Try it

Ask your agent to open a screen and it takes it from here. By hand it reads like this:

peek open https://yourbusiness.prisnap.com/
peek click "Book"
peek fill Email ana@example.com
peek console
peek close

Run peek with no arguments and it lists every command.

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