No laptop setup, no shared server. Click Open in Claude on a project and describe what you want in plain English — Claude opens it in a cloud workspace, makes the change, and hands it back for review. Every project runs against a development database; production data never reaches you. (Want to see the app running and click through it? Use Open in a Codespace instead.)
One link is the front door. GitHub is the only login. Everything runs in the cloud.
Shared once as a link (bookmark it). You land here and choose a project.
The only login. You were invited to the repos with Write access, so you're in — no shared passwords, every change attributed to you.
A .devcontainer pins Node 24 + pnpm and installs everything identically for everyone — no "works on my machine." Dev-database secrets are injected here; prod never is.
Your project opens in the browser and the app starts on its own — you land on it, ready to click through on practice data. Claude is right there to make changes. (Or connect the Claude desktop app instead — see How to work.)
Describe what you want in plain English. Changes are reviewed before they go live, and your workspace persists — pick up tomorrow right where you left off.
One-time setup, then every project is one click forever after.
Send Shawn your GitHub username → you get Write access to the repos.
Sign into Claude Desktop with your own Claude account (Pro or Max), and install the GitHub CLI (gh).
From the Projects tab, click Open in Claude Desktop and follow the steps to create your workspace and connect.
Describe what you want in plain English — no code required.
You don't push anything to the live app yourself — your work is checked and a teammate approves it first. Claude handles the mechanics.