Your team can build and manage the entire app in Lindi — and every usability test, agent edit and merge is kept as a dated log your whole team can read. A product you own deserves records, not a changelog nobody opens.
A test, an edit, a merge — each event lands as an entry, with the decision it carried. Nothing is summarized after the fact; the log is written as the work happens.
Four steps, always in this order. Each one writes its own entry, so the log reads the way the work went.
Run sessions against the live file — not a copy, not an export. Task success comes back as a number you can hold the next change to.
STEP 01 · TEST — 5 sessions · task success measuredDescribe the fix in plain language. The agent answers with a structured edit — named layers, real components — that reads like work a colleague did, because it is.
STEP 02 · EDIT — “add a tip step to checkout” · structuredEvery agent edit arrives as one change you can read before it counts. Keep it and the entry stands; undo it and the canvas returns to the state before the edit. Recorded either way.
STEP 03 · REVIEW — decision: keep / undoThe kept change goes back to your own repository as one commit your developers review like any other. The log gets its entry; the product gets its fix.
STEP 04 · MERGE — to main · one changeThe readout is assembled from the live file — the frames on the slides are the frames on the canvas, current at the moment you present them.
You never have to trust that the product is being looked after — you can open the log and read it.
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