01 / SETUP
Connect a repository
MagicYard clones it, works out how to install and start it, and shows you what it found. It proposes — you decide. Wrong guess? Correct it in a text box.
Design changes, without the round trip
Hand her a link. She points at what's wrong on the real running app, says what she wants in plain words, and it comes back to you as a pull request.
no repo access · no local setup · no “can you just…”
The actual cost
Today
Elapsed: two days, four people, one spacing value.
With MagicYard
Elapsed: four minutes, one person, and you never left your review queue.
How it works
MagicYard clones it, works out how to install and start it, and shows you what it found. It proposes — you decide. Wrong guess? Correct it in a text box.
Your app boots in an isolated sandbox with the editing toolbar attached. The link expires when you say, and revokes the moment you click revoke.
Every approved change is committed to a branch of its own and arrives as a pull request — with her own words attached, so you know what she was reaching for.
Two people, one product
Nothing leaves your control. She never gets repository access, never sees a credential, and never touches your default branch.
No terminal, no clone, no install, no waiting. The app she opens is the real one, running, with her changes appearing as she asks for them.
Connect a repository and send your first link in about five minutes.