This is your iFind curator workstation — a senior-level writing & design partner living right on your Mac. You craft beautiful, accurate wine & food pages; the team stages them, Scott gives the nod, and they go live. You never touch a server or a password.
You stay in the part you love: the writing and the craft. Everything technical is handled for you.
Ask your Claude for a page. It writes the full, on-brand HTML.
Drop it into the Page Editor in the Command Center.
It's saved as a draft. The live site is untouched.
You click Request Publish; Scott gives a quick OK.
The team ships it and checks it on the real site.
In the Terminal, from the folder you unpacked:
Start Claude and just ask, in plain English:
Upload the finished page in the Page Editor, then click Request Publish. That's it — Scott takes it from there.
📖 The full details live in PAGE-EDITOR-GUIDE.md,
IFW-CURATOR-CONTEXT.md, and (optional) MCP-SETUP.md — all in your kit folder.
Your Claude knows the iFind look by heart — wine-red, the icons, the footer, the voice. Every page comes out on-brand.
It remembers your preferences and decisions across sessions — and carries them right through
automatic compaction. Run /save at stopping points; /pickup restores
exactly where you were. Your work is never lost.
Pulls true facts from your knowledge base — 114 grapes, 102 cocktails, 1,081 mineral waters, 49 regions — never invented.
No passwords on your Mac. You stage & request; Scott approves. The optional hub connector is scoped to your sites only.
Claude Code occasionally needs to compact its memory as a session grows long. This is completely normal — think of it like turning a page. Your workstation is set up so that compaction is lossless: your work, preferences, and in-progress pages come back automatically.
/save oftenAt any natural stopping point — after finishing a section, making a decision, or wrapping up
for the day — type /save. It captures exactly what you were working on and what comes next.
When context fills up, the recovery hooks fire on their own — saving a snapshot before, restoring your identity and memory after. You don't need to do anything special. Just keep going.
/pickup to resumeStarting a new session tomorrow? Type /pickup and your Claude will tell you exactly
what it was working on and ask whether to continue or start something new.
Your preferences and decisions are saved to the memory/ folder — they grow over time
as your Claude learns your style. Each one is a short note about something worth remembering.
Each has its own accent colour — your Claude applies the right one automatically. The flagship is yours to lead.
A decision, a blocker, a "is this OK to publish?" — reach Scott and the team. You'll always get a quick acknowledgement.