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How Pixy works: install it, design on your live site, and let your coding agent implement the changes.

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Sign inNo passwords: an email address, a six-digit code, and a brand new address becomes an account on the same screen./docs/account.txt

Create a projectOne project is one website. It owns your edits and carries the three credentials — public key, browser approval, agent key./docs/projects.txt

Install the script tagOne tag in the head, on every environment you design on. It is inert for visitors and costs them one cached file./docs/install.txt

Authorize your browserOpen the site with ?pixy once and approve it. The right to edit lives in your browser, never in your source./docs/authorize.txt

AI agentsConnect your coding agent once — it keeps its own key, pulls your edits whenever you ask it to check Pixy, and reports back in each task's thread./docs/agents.txt

Shared linksA URL that shows someone your site with your edits on it: who may open it, what it shows, how long it lives, and what a viewer sees./docs/share.txt

Live modeA shared link you enter: whoever opens it watches you design the real site as it happens, with one control of their own./docs/live.txt

APIWhat your coding agent reaches over api.pixydesignapp.com: connecting, tasks, acks, messages, versions./docs/api.txt

Teams and rolesA project has one owner and any number of members: how to invite them, what each role may do, and how a plan caps the role someone can hold./docs/teams.txt