"I kind of just YOLO it... enterprise customers are not using MCP because they're worried about destroying stuff."
"Basically a code review, but in an interface."
Here is what that review looks like. Not a wall of text.
Say Claude just rewrote 300 product descriptions. This is that moment. You hit reject all first, on purpose. That is how you ask the real question: what did Claude actually write?
One SKU remapped wrong. One description too aggressive. You approve the 298 that are right, reject those 2, and publish. One record still turns out wrong the next morning, so you roll it back. Sean, a customer, calls that "an undo for the internet."
Scratch is that loop, applied to your platform data.
Scratch pulls your Shopify, Webflow, or CRM data down as files on your computer.
Claude edits the files there: every record in one pass, not the first 200 an API pages back.
Every change side by side in a diff grid before anything ships. Approve what's right. Reject anything, including reject all.
Scratch publishes what you approve back to the platform. Nothing else moves.
Publish something wrong anyway, roll it back. Claude doesn't reconstruct old values from memory. Scratch has them.
30 seconds: the prompt, 300 records edited, the diff grid, reject all, approve, publish.
This is for you if you already run Claude Code and don't trust it with write access to production.
You already run Claude Code. You want it on your store, your site, your CRM, without handing it write access to production.
Five client workspaces. Every change your AI makes to a client's site sits in a diff until you approve it, and reverses if you're wrong.
Watch the diff appear on your own data.
Connect your Shopify, Webflow, or CRM. Bring your own Claude. Run one small batch and see every change side by side before it ships. Then run it at full scale.
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