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Learn about vigilant mode.

NerfedLab 6.7.0 is the biggest release since the studio launched. Design an app by talking to it, watch the screens draw themselves, turn them into a working app, ship it, and roll it out. And now you can drive all of it from your own editor.

The studio

  • A new look. Photon: a calmer canvas, a full component kit, and type and color that hold together on every surface.
  • Inspect anything. Click an element on the canvas for its layers and properties, the way a design tool does it.
  • Start with a click. The landing page is your products; the + tile makes a new one and your first message names it.
  • Products have a home. A product backed by a repository opens on its branches: main and every draft as a tile. Drafts are branches, main is read only, and a merged draft stays exactly as it shipped.
  • Project memory. NerfedLab keeps notes on your product in plain files you can read, and fills them in as decisions land.

Making an app

  • It asks before it guesses. Questions arrive as a card in the chat with real options and an explainer for each. A key or token you type goes straight to your workspace's .env.local, and the model only ever sees that it was stored.
  • You see the work. One live line says what is happening now: scaffold, screens, polish and build.
  • Building is two steps. First a plan you approve, then the build. Nothing is written until you press Start.
  • The first build lands on your phone. When your app first runs, NerfedLab hands it to you, and Preview on phone puts it on your device over your own network when you ask for it.

Shipping it

  • A smoke test that actually taps. Seven checks walk your built app in a real browser and name any control that does nothing.
  • The pull request is the review. Send a draft for approval and NerfedLab opens the PR, asks your reviewers, and posts an automated security pass over the diff. Ship waits for a clean pass and no open change request.
  • Staged rollout. A shipped feature goes out to a percentage of devices, ramps when you are ready, and halts itself if the released version starts erroring where the old one does not.

Connect NerfedLab to your own tools

  • Every verb is an MCP tool. Point Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code or Codex at NerfedLab and drive the whole platform from there: make a project, answer its questions, plan, build, preview, smoke test, review, ship.
  • Connect hands you the URL, the token and a one-click install for each client.
  • VS Code inside NerfedLab. A full editor in a tab, installed on demand, running against your project's workspace. The Files editor stays where it is, with inline edit and project search.
  • Open in VS Code opens the workspace in your own editor instead.

Also

About fifty fixes found by using the product: files not refreshing after the agent wrote them, a draft that froze when main moved past it, a deleted draft whose conversation came back in the next one, branch changes interrupting a running turn, and an Appearance row in exported apps that did nothing.

Requires macOS on Apple silicon. This release is rolling out to a share of installs first; updates arrive on their own.

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