Revyse on your app
Two guides take you from an empty terminal to a reviewed change, locally and through GitHub. The reference says what Revyse does, what it asks about, and what it refuses.
Start here
- Local quickstartSet up Revyse in your Next.js app with one command, then make changes on your machine: plan, diff, checks and undo.About 15 minutes
- Cloud quickstartAsk for a change from the dashboard. Revyse opens a pull request, checks the preview, and the change ships the way your project chose.About 10 minutes
- Connecting servicesLet changes send email: connect Resend, and set its keys where your app runs (Vercel, Railway, your machine).About 10 minutes
- Make changes on your live siteRevyse on your deployed site, for your team only, on a laptop or a phone. Your visitors see nothing.About 10 minutes
Reference
- Supported change typesWhat Revyse changes, what it asks about, and what it never does.
- Known limitationsWhat Revyse can't do yet. Kept current.
- CLI referenceEvery revyse command, its options and environment variables.
- How Revyse handles your code and dataWhat leaves your machine, what is kept and for how long, and how to delete it.