Screen templates.
Mintro deliberately ships no UI — your interface is whatever you and your agent build. These are starting points: one HTML file each, no build step, no dependencies. Your agent fetches one, restyles it to your taste, and wires it to your key. The key lives in your browser's localStorage and nowhere else — never in shipped code, never on our servers.
> grab a screen template from https://mintro.money/templates and make it mine
Paper
The house style — paper, ink, kraft meters. What Mintro would look like if Mintro had a UI. (It doesn't. That's yours.)
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> fetch https://mintro.money/templates/mintro-paper and adapt it into my budget screen. Serve it locally (any port) instead of opening it as a file. Keep my Mintro key in localStorage or an env var — never in committed or shipped code.
Terminal
Green phosphor, scanlines, block meters. For budgets that live next to a shell prompt.
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> fetch https://mintro.money/templates/terminal and adapt it into my budget screen. Serve it locally (any port) instead of opening it as a file. Keep my Mintro key in localStorage or an env var — never in committed or shipped code.
Ledger
A proper old accounting ledger — serif, ruled lines, red where you've gone over. Grandpa's hand, live totals.
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> fetch https://mintro.money/templates/ledger and adapt it into my budget screen. Serve it locally (any port) instead of opening it as a file. Keep my Mintro key in localStorage or an env var — never in committed or shipped code.
Or start from nothing
Templates are for skipping the blank page, not for staying inside. The whole API is documented for agents — charts, reports, weekly emails, a till-mounted screen in the kitchen: if your agent can build it, Mintro can feed it.
> build me a budget screen from scratch against https://api.mintro.money/llms.txt — surprise me on the design