revyl-cli-dev-loop

To start a live dev loop with hot reload, run `revyl init --detect` in your project directory to initialize detection, then execute `revyl dev` to attach to or launch a persistent session against your real stack.

Yes, you can use a single CLI command to manage hot reload across iOS and Android by running `revyl dev`, which attaches to existing sessions or launches new ones to support multiple mobile platforms from one directory.

A persistent CLI dev loop continuously applies code changes to cloud devices using hot reload and device exploration, providing guardrails and safety checks for repeatable interactions while capturing screenshots and logs to verify progress.

The dev loop requires frontmatter-based discovery using a YAML frontmatter with name and description fields, plus optional scripts, references, and assets to properly detect and run against your application's real stack.

You can diagnose issues during a hot reload dev loop by observing and verifying progress through automatically generated screenshots, reports, and logs that enable rapid diagnosis of interactions with cloud devices.

The best way to reduce setup friction is running `revyl init --detect` followed by `revyl dev` to directly start a persistent CLI dev loop from your application directory, avoiding manual tool-by-tool orchestration.