Morris Tung - Intuito Studio

BentoDeck is the missing output layer between Claude and Apple's ambient glance surfaces. Claude already reads your systems through MCP, but its answers are trapped inside a chat window — it can't put a number on your iPhone Home Screen, take over your Dynamic Island, or buzz your wrist when something breaks. You say "Show me Stripe MRR, today's signups, and critical errors on my Home Screen." Claude calls BentoDeck's MCP tools and Opus 4.7 runs in nine distinct places across the system: it reads each platform's API docs and emits a verified REST endpoint, generates the JMESPath data transform, picks the widget type, designs WCAG-checked themes from prompts like "make it look like Anthropic", runs anomaly detection on a poll loop with a four-layer cost gate (≈$0.15/user/month vs. ≈$150 naive), explains anomalies in plain English on the Lock Screen, and — for the deepest signals — kicks off a Claude Managed Agents session that writes a multi-paragraph incident runbook the user reads when they tap the banner. Two-tier AI: a fast Messages-API call for the wrist buzz; a long-running Managed Agents session for the deep dive. Native SwiftUI + WidgetKit + Live Activities — no PWA, no Electron. Open-source under MIT.