THE GUIDE TO YOUR WORKSPACE
From setup to shipping.
Learn Yard step by step with real screenshots and copyable examples.
Start here
Your first .test project.
Meet your agents
Your first task, from Build to Review.
From your terminal
The complete CLI reference.
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START HERE
Requirements, first launch, and Mac setup.
Link a folder and open your first .test domain.
A short checklist to find your next step.
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
Registered folders, links, HTTPS, aliases, and proxies.
Choose global runtimes or pin a version per project.
Instances, versions, and connections in one app.
Separate frontend processes, workers, and data for each project.
A copy, a domain, and an environment for every idea.
STUDIO AND AI
Preview, changes, browser context, and your agent.
From a clear goal to tested and reviewed code.
Connect your accounts and configure how your agents work.
TOOLS
See what your application does while you develop.
Your containers with Yard domains and HTTPS.
Connect agent clients to your local projects.
From a local URL to a review or deployment.
Every yard command, argument, and option.
YOUR ACCOUNT
Seats, activations, downloads, invoices, and renewals.
TECHNICAL REFERENCE
Processes, isolation, audits, restoration, and diagnostics.
Architecture and behavior of Docker integration.
Local board, GitHub Projects, and tracking plugins.
Acceptance contracts, tests, and evidence per commit.
Metric definitions, known costs, and coverage.
Reproducible configuration comparisons.
Verified PHP extension and artifact matrix.
Catalog, verification, and activation of managed tools.
OpenCode model discovery and authentication.
Console errors, screenshots, and annotations in Studio.
Reviewed deployment workflow and CLI requirements.
Explicit review before publishing changes.
Discovery, setup, and creation in the app.
Studio preferences, process lifecycle, and shutdown.
Availability and local voice processing.
Command runner scope and interactive alternative.
Lexical completion and opening an external editor.