The chat
A Paris job offer. Jules says France takes half. Sam says the US takes more once you add it all up.
A canvas for the arguments worth settling
Some arguments only end when everyone sees the same picture. Paste the conversation and Canvas draws what the group is really comparing. Then the whole chat edits the page by talking to it.
One argument, start to finish
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A Paris job offer. Jules says France takes half. Sam says the US takes more once you add it all up.
One paste. Canvas spots a conversation and offers to map it.
One salary, two bars. France’s social charges look big until you notice they include healthcare.
Sam asks for a state with no income tax. Canvas adds the row and tests the page.
Same facts, a different view: who is taxed, who files, what healthcare costs. The bars stay in history.
Everyone watched it happen, on the page, in the chat where it started.
Everyone had a number. Nobody had the picture. One bar chart ended an argument three brackets couldn’t.
For people
Chat exports, screenshots, Markdown, HTML, or nothing at all. Then invite the chat with one link.
For agents
Canvas is an MCP server. Claude, Claude Code, or anything MCP-capable can publish a page and hand back the invite links.
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