GUIDE

Make a tool for your team

A tool pack is one page for a job your team repeats. The plan waits on your Mac until you accept it.

Three people at a bright table, a tablet between them showing a grid of colour. — A team tool is something people can sit with, not a second IDE.

Tools means one page

Choose Tools and the pack is an internal tool. On accept, Bitbytec writes a single page and a short readme that says what the tool is for. The coding agent is asked to make that page do the job in the blueprint.

The note is part of the product

The readme names the job in plain language. The page is the thing the team opens. The desk previews the page. If you want the fuller editor, Studio is still one click away.

It still starts with you

A hand about to choose one of three glowing cards. — Even a tool for other people starts as an offer only you can accept.

A team tool does not publish itself to your colleagues. Accept writes it on your Mac. Sharing it is a later decision, and a later blueprint if the plan changes.