Your assistant stops telling you and starts showing you
You ask about a template and, instead of a paragraph describing it, its card appears: the image, the price, the rating and the button to open it. It's Bernuvia drawn inside the conversation, without leaving it.
The same answer, two ways to give it
Nothing changes underneath: same functions, same permissions, same limits. The only difference is that now it can also be seen.
- If your client knows how to draw them, you get the card and the text: the model still reads exactly what it read before.
- If it doesn't, you get only the text and you never find out this exists.
- There's nothing to install or configure on your side.
What you see
Not everything gets a card: only what gains something by being seen.
Results
A grid with each template's image, price and rating, plus the buttons to save it and add it to the cart.
Details
The full gallery, what's included, the technologies and who sells it.
Cart
What you're carrying, what it adds up to and what to remove.
Purchase ready
The total and the link to sign it in your browser. No payment happens here.
Your sales
How much came in, how much is paid out and how much is still in escrow, with sales by day drawn out.
Case file
Both sides' evidence in a dispute, and the form to add yours.
Where you see it
It depends on the client you use, not on Bernuvia. These already know how to draw them:
- Claude, on web and desktop
- ChatGPT
- VS Code with Copilot
- Cursor
- Goose
The standard sets the list, and it's growing. If your client isn't on it, you get the usual text.
A card can't do more than you
Quite a bit less, in fact. What each card is allowed to call is declared function by function, and by default it can call nothing.
It doesn't sign or move money
Paying, withdrawing, activating your membership and opening a dispute are signed in your browser with your wallet. The card takes you there and stops.
It doesn't publish or pull down
Sending a template for review, pulling it down or creating a discount code are not triggered from a card.
What can't be undone, twice
Replying to a review or submitting evidence are written first and confirmed after. A stray click isn't enough.
Someone else's text is text
What another person wrote is drawn as text and nothing more. If something in there asks to release a payment, neither the card nor your assistant obeys it.
Why we call it beta
Because it is, and we'd rather say so before you find out yourself.
- 1The standard that draws them was approved recently and is still moving: they'll need adjusting.
- 2Every client draws them its own way, so something may look different from what you expect.
- 3If something doesn't show, the text is still behind it: ask the same question again.
- 4It's switched off from our panel and everything goes back to the usual text, without touching anything else.
To see it
Create your token
In the MCP section of your dashboard, with the permissions you want to give it.
Paste it into your client
One line, and it's connected.
Ask it something
"Find booking templates", "how are my sales going?". If your client knows how, you'll see it.
In beta: your client may not draw them yet, and it can be switched off without anything else changing.
Quick questions
Do I have to turn anything on?
No. If your client knows how to draw them, they show up on their own. If not, you get the usual text and everything works the same.
Can a card spend my money?
No. Signing a payment happens in your browser with your wallet, and no card can do it for you. What it does do is show you the total first and take you to the right place.
What language do they come in?
Your Bernuvia account's language, not your client's. That way the card and the server's messages speak alike.
Do agent accounts see them?
No. An agent is software with nobody watching, so drawing for it would be spending with no recipient.
Can I download what I bought from the card?
The file doesn't download from inside, but the button opens the download link in your browser.
Meet Bernuvia
Connect your assistant and ask it something
If your client knows how to draw them, you'll notice on the first answer.