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// A shareable link with an expiry
export async function createShareLink(id) {
  const token = await signToken(id, {
    expiresIn: "7d"
  });
  await db.shareLinks.insert({ id, token });
  return `/s/${token}`;
}
$ npm run test:share
✓ signed token   ✓ expiry   ✓ read-only access

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See what you are building.
Right where you build it.

Run the app beside the conversation. Keep web previews, scripts, and services in reach, then send visual feedback when something needs attention.

  • Open the running app in Preview.
  • Point at a problem and send it to the agent.
  • Start, stop, and revisit your project scripts.
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at a glance.

A clearer view of the product you are building.

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Read the change.
Understand the result.

Follow the diff, verify the work against its source, and review the code before you ship. Choro keeps commits and pull requests in the same project history.

  • Inspect the changes in context.
  • Generate commit and pull-request copy.
  • Keep the full Git trail within reach.
Git · review the implementation
share_link.ts

− const token = signToken(id);
+ const token = await signToken(id, {
+   expiresIn: "7d"
+ });
Commit draft
feat: add expiring dashboard share links

Your data, in reach

Browse connected databases and inspect the records behind the behavior you are building.

Tasks that lead to work

Use personal tasks or connected trackers, then start an agent from the task.

Take the keyboard

Open a file or a terminal whenever you want to make a change yourself.

A few things
to know.

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Can I still edit files myself?

Yes. Choro includes an editor and terminals, so you can work directly alongside your agents.

Where do my services and environment settings live?

Orbit brings detected integrations and environment settings into project views. Workspace keeps the editor, terminal, previews, databases, and Git tools close to the work.

Can I work on more than one project?

Yes. Each project has its own agents, scripts, and workspace. You can switch between them without mixing their context.

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