Review
When you're happy with your changes, click "Start review" in your Hope AI session. This creates a lane with your changes and submits a change request for automated checks and peer review.
Working solo? Review is optional. Just click "Release" from your Hope AI session to release without review.
What happens when you submit
Automated CIRipple CI builds every component, runs tests, linting, and type checks. Errors are caught per component — results appear directly on the change request.
Staging deploymentA live staging URL is generated for every app on the lane. Click "Deployed apps" on the Ripple CI job to find the link. Share it with your team to try the app before merging.
Collaborate with your team
Invite collaboratorsInvite team members to your scope, then assign them as reviewers on the change request. Each reviewer can approve, request changes, or leave comments.
Visual reviewOpen the "Changes" tab on your lane to browse component previews alongside the code. Reviewers leave feedback directly on the visual output — not just the source files.
Editing the lane
Need to make changes after submitting? You can edit your lane at any time — each update re-triggers CI automatically.
Prompt Hope AIOpen your lane page and click the Hope AI assistant in the bottom-right corner. Describe what you want to change — Hope AI updates the components and snaps the lane.
Edit code in the browser
Open your lane page and click the "Edit" button in the top-right corner to open a Cloud Workspace with an AI coding agent. Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini are available. Your edits snap to the lane automatically.
Open your lane page and click the "Edit" button in the top-right corner to open a Cloud Workspace with an AI coding agent. Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini are available. Your edits snap to the lane automatically.Edit code locallyImport the lane to your local machine with the Bit CLI. Use your own editor and AI coding agent with Cloud MCP, then export the lane to push your changes.