case .treats:
return .orange
Treats
hot · 268 msHot reload with a brain
Change a colour, a string, a whole screen. It's on the phone before you look up, and you're still where you were. A view gaining state, UIKit layout changes: those too.
Blink and it’s live.
The fastest way to iterate with agents on iOS. Say what should change and watch it land in under a second.
Version 0.1.69 · 14 MB · macOS 15 or later
Biscuit · main
Reply, or ask for something else…
Evening, Biscuit
Walk
Treats
Fetch
Nap
Vet
Bath
What an edit costs
Most saves never leave the running app.
Segue looks at each save, figures out the smallest thing that'll show it, and does that. It's usually there before you've looked over.
Most edits: bodies, colours, strings, defaults
swapped in place, state kept
~0.3 s
New files, new conformances, new screens
compiled in alongside, nothing lost
~0.5 s
A view gaining or losing state
a fresh copy of that view, the rest keeps its state
~1 s
Shared-package edits in apps with 80+ modules
what's on screen re-reads it, nothing restarts
~0.5 s
UIKit screens gaining properties or methods
fresh instances of that screen
~0.7 s
New enum cases, new dependencies
the compiler's own steps replayed, no xcodebuild
seconds
Typical times on an M-series Mac.
What it does
Here’s what you get.
segue_tapsegue_screenshotsegue_logs
Agents with eyes and hands
Segue gives your agent hands. It taps around the app like a tester and shows you what it saw.
Every task gets its own phone
Its own branch, its own simulator. Run a few at once and nothing gets in the way.
▾ Biscuit
App.swift
Tile.swift
Walk.swift
Treats.swift
▾ Assets
[segue] runtime loaded
⚠ constraint ambiguous: card.width
reload · hot · 268 ms
One window, not four
Simulator, console, files, diff and chat in one place. When something breaks, the agent already knows.
Commit 1 change
feat: update Tile.accent
PR #42 · merged
Ship from the sidebar
Commit messages written from the change itself. Keep the lines you want, open the PR, done.
Walk
Treats
Fetch
Nap
Reply, or ask for something…
Point at things
Hover the phone, click an element, and it lands in your message as a numbered tag. “Make this bigger” means one thing.
0
files added to your projectBiscuit.xcodeproj · untouched
Zero setup
Open your Xcode project. That's it. Nothing gets added to it.
A task, start to finish
From a sentence to a merged PR without leaving the window.
teal-treats · biscuit
- youmake the treats tile teal
- seguebranch segue/teal-treats · worktree · iPhone 17 Pro booted
- claudeEdited Tile.swift, waited for reload
- reloadhot · 268 ms · state kept
- claudeTreats tile is now teal in Tile.swift:41.
- youship it
- seguefeat: update Tile.accent → PR #42, draft
- githubmerged · branch deleted · task folded away
Every task is its own branch, worktree and simulator. Merge it into main, or open a PR and let GitHub take it from there. When it merges, the task tidies itself away.
Details
Yes, that too.
feat/{slug}
Branches follow your convention.
feat: update Tile.accent
Commit messages written from the diff.
+ print("here")+ accent = .teal
Discard the lines you don't want.
.segue.json
Settings live next to the project, in git.
PR #42 · merged
A merged PR folds the task away.
Face ID · push · location
Device conditions, one click each.
$0.42 · 3 steps
Transcript and cost stay with the task.
Claude Code · Codex
Connected through MCP in one step.