You don't need to be a programmer. You get one personal workspace in the cloud with every app inside, an AI does the building, and simple guardrails keep anything from going wrong. One command to set up, then you’re building.
Every app exists twice: the live app real people use, and a safe copy you and Claude build on. Your work always starts on the safe copy and only reaches the live app through one reviewed gate — so nothing you do can break the real thing by accident.
You + Claude, in your cloud workspace
Nothing here is visible to real users.
Real people, real data, every day
apps.rivent.dev.You never build directly on the live app.
One direction only: Dev → preview → approve → Production. You drive it in plain English; the portal handles the machinery.
The gate is light for everyday work and firm only where a mistake could hit real data.
✅ You ship it yourself
Publish once the automatic checks pass
🔒 Waits for Shawn
Code-owner review before it can go live
You do this once, ever. It connects this computer to your personal SLW Workspace — one private cloud environment with every app you have access to already inside.
Press the Windows key, type powershell, Enter, then paste:
Open the Terminal app, then paste:
It installs the GitHub tool, signs you in (your browser opens — click Authorize, possibly twice), and builds your workspace. Safe to re-run any time — it repairs whatever is missing.
Download the Claude desktop app and sign in with your own Claude plan. This is your interface for everything.
Open Claude Desktop → Code → New → click the environment pill above the message box → Add SSH connection, then enter:
SSH Host codespace@localhost · SSH Port 2222 · Identity file = the full C:\Users\you\.ssh\codespaces.auto path setup printed (also saved on your Desktop).
SSH Host cs.<your-workspace>.main · SSH Port left empty · Identity file = the full /Users/you/.ssh/codespaces.auto path.
Full walkthrough: Connect Claude Desktop.
Prefer being walked through it? The guided version shows what you should see at every step and has a live assistant if anything looks different.
In PowerShell, run irm rivent.dev/connect | iex and leave the window open — wait for the TUNNEL OPEN box. About 15 seconds. Closing it or a reboot disconnects — just run it again next session.
Click the environment pill so it shows your workspace. In Select Remote Folder, type /workspaces → Go → pick your app (terminal, podcast, lpflow) → Select Folder. Then just say what you want. It builds on the safe copy; when it's ready, it shows up to review and publish.
Working on an experiment? Those sit one level down, in /workspaces/experiments/<name> — type that path instead.
Claude Desktop connects to your workspace directly — no command needed. Click the environment pill, then in Select Remote Folder type /workspaces → Go → pick your app (terminal, podcast, lpflow) → Select Folder, and say what you want.
Working on an experiment? Those sit one level down, in /workspaces/experiments/<name> — type that path instead.
Anything acting up — even months from now? Re-run the one command from step 1. It fixes almost everything. Still stuck? Ask the assistant on the setup page.