Every stage, in view.
A build should tell you where it is, what happened, and what comes next.
Run the local simulationMake the next version easy to understand. A clear build, a useful check, and a preview ready for the next conversation.
Readable inputs. A predictable response. Explore the same concept in three familiar languages.
// Concept request. This endpoint is illustrative.
const response = await fetch(
'https://api.stackline.example/previews',
{
method: 'POST',
headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
body: JSON.stringify({
project: 'fieldnotes',
environment: 'preview',
branch: 'feature/new-direction'
})
}
);
const preview = await response.json();Follow a preview through its stages. Explore success, failure, and cancellation without touching a real project.
A build should tell you where it is, what happened, and what comes next.
Run the local simulationRead the event trail and inspect the structured result. Sample events stay on this page.
Explore the state modelKeep a work-in-progress preview distinct from a staging review. The playground makes the selected context explicit.
Choose an environmentNo. It is a local browser simulation with original sample data. No repository is connected and no files are uploaded.
No. The request shape is a concept contract. The .example endpoint is intentionally illustrative. The documentation explains the sample behavior.
The simulator marks the check as failed and shows a useful log message. Choose the success outcome and run again to explore recovery.
No. They demonstrate a transparent usage calculation with explicit assumptions. There is no subscription or checkout.