Share it, use it on your phone

There are several ways to share a collection. Pick by what you want to do:

You want to… How
Use a collection someone else made Import it from Discover
Publish yours so anyone can use it Contribute it
See and use your collections on your phone when you are out Use it on your phone
Have family or colleagues enter records Other people’s input
Hand the whole thing to a friend Hand over the files
On this page
  1. Import someone else’s collection (Discover)
    1. Steps
    2. Add more registries (advanced)
  2. Publish your collection (Contribute)
    1. What you need
    2. Steps
    3. Your records are not published
  3. Use it on your phone
    1. On your computer
    2. On your phone
    3. What works on the phone
    4. Make a phone view
  4. Other people’s input
  5. Hand over the files
    1. If you are giving it
    2. If you are receiving it

Import someone else’s collection (Discover)

The Discover tab on the Collections page shows published collections as cards. Right now they come from the official registry, receptron/mulmoclaude-collections: a movie list, a camera-lens catalogue, Japan Meteorological Agency weather forecasts, and more.

Each card shows:

  • The title and by {author}
  • {count} fields, the custom views it ships, and {count} samples
  • Which registry it came from (a badge such as official)

Steps

  1. Click Import on the card (it shows Importing…)
  2. When it turns into Imported · Open, click it to open the collection
  3. It is now on the Installed tab too

Importing copies the blueprint, custom views and sample records into your workspace. From then on it is yours: add records, or ask Claude to reshape it.

If you already have a collection with the same name, it is imported under another name such as movies-2 (Imported as movies-2). Importing the same one again updates only the blueprint to the new version (Updated); your records are left alone.

Add more registries (advanced)

If your company or community runs its own registry, add it to config/collections-registries.json in your workspace and it appears on the Discover tab alongside the official one.

[
  {
    "name": "my-team",
    "indexUrl": "https://example.github.io/my-collections/index.json",
    "rawBaseUrl": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/example/my-collections/main"
  }
]

Reload the browser tab afterwards. Details are in the developer doc collection-registries.md.

Publish your collection (Contribute)

A collection you are proud of can go into the official registry and appear on everyone’s Discover tab.

What you need

  • A GitHub account
  • The GitHub CLI (gh) installed on your computer and signed in (run gh auth login once)

If you run MulmoClaude with the Docker sandbox, Claude cannot use your GitHub sign-in as is. Put SANDBOX_MOUNT_CONFIGS=gh in .env and restart MulmoClaude so it can use the gh sign-in from your computer.

Steps

  1. On the Installed tab, click the share icon (Contribute) on the collection’s card
  2. It asks Share the “…” collection? This runs a skill that exports it and opens a GitHub PR to the collection registry… — click Contribute
  3. A new chat starts and Claude does the work. Along the way it asks you:
    • Your GitHub username (it becomes the author name)
    • Finally, whether it may open the PR (the request to publish)
  4. Once the registry maintainers review and merge it, it shows up on everyone’s Discover tab

Your records are not published

What gets published is the blueprint and custom views. The sample records that come with it are not your real records but 3–5 made-up records Claude generates from the blueprint. Anything that looks like a password or API key makes the registry’s checks fail automatically.

Use it on your phone

You can reach the MulmoClaude running on your computer from your phone, anywhere. No port forwarding or network setup — just sign in with the same Google account on both.

On your computer

  1. Click the Remote host button at the top of MulmoClaude (the phone-and-computer icon)
  2. Click Sign in with Google
  3. When it says Remote host online and the button turns green, you are set

After restarting MulmoClaude you may need to connect again. If the link drops you’ll see Remote host disconnected — click Reconnect.

On your phone

  1. Open mulmoserver.web.app in your phone’s browser (or scan the QR code shown in the Remote host window on your computer)
  2. Sign in with Google account — the same account as on your computer
  3. Under Host on the home screen, tap MulmoClaude
  4. Open Collections — your computer’s collections are there

What works on the phone

You can How
Browse collections and records Open a collection; records are cards, Load more shows the rest
Use a phone-friendly look Pick a phone view made on your computer from Switch view (below)
Edit or delete records Only the fields a phone view allows
Ask Claude Start chat about this collection / Start chat about this item — photos can be attached
Ask while your computer is off The request is queued (Queue chat) and sent when the computer is back (kept for 7 days)

There is no screen for adding a new record directly on the phone yet. To add one, ask in chat (“add …”) — attach a photo and Claude will read it in.

Make a phone view

Phone-friendly looks are made on the computer:

  1. Open the collection on your computer, click + (Add view) → Phone view

  2. Tell Claude how you want to use it on your phone:

    I’ll look at this while shopping. Show only what I haven’t bought yet, in large text, and let me tap to mark it bought.

  3. A preview at phone size appears on your computer

Tell Claude here, too, which fields the phone may change, and whether a button should run Claude right away or open an editable draft first.

Only your own Google account can reach your computer. Nobody else’s account can.

Other people’s input

MulmoClaude does not currently have a way to open a collection to other people for input (no share links, no public forms). Phone access is also limited to your own Google account.

What you can do instead:

Option Good for Keep in mind
Let them ask through a messaging app — connect Telegram, LINE and others to MulmoClaude (MulmoBridge Guide) and have family send “add …” Family and very close people Anyone you allow can talk to Claude itself — it is not limited to one collection
Use MulmoTerminal’s shared apps — the sibling app MulmoTerminal builds apps many people fill in — surveys, sign-up sheets, booking pages — and you hand out a link. They keep working with your laptop closed Event sign-ups, team records A separate app; it does not publish your MulmoClaude collections as they are. See Shared apps
Share the design, not the data — have them use MulmoClaude too, and import / copy the same collection Spreading a way of keeping records Records are not shared; each person keeps their own

Hand over the files

A collection is ordinary files, so handing over the folder is enough for someone else to use it.

If you are giving it

Copy these from your workspace (~/mulmoclaude):

What Where Needed?
The collection (blueprint, instructions, views) .claude/skills/<slug>/ (SKILL.md, schema.json, views/, templates/) Yes
Records The folder named by dataPath in the blueprint (usually data/<name>/items/) Only if you want to share records too

If the custom views are not in .claude/skills/<slug>/, they are in data/skills/<slug>/views/ — copy them too. When in doubt, ask Claude: “Put the restaurants collection in one folder I can give to someone.”

If you are receiving it

  1. Put the folder in your workspace at .claude/skills/<slug>/
  2. If you got records too, put them at the blueprint’s dataPath
  3. Reopen the Collections page (no restart needed)

Or show Claude the folder and say “import this as a collection”.

Records may contain personal information — check them before handing them over. Image and file fields point at locations on your computer, so the images themselves have to travel too or they will not show on the other side.

Next: How schema.json works (for the curious).

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