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CODE AND TEAMS

Managing projects

Everything about your apps, in one dashboard.

The dashboard

From the dashboard you can:

Services

Every service with its URL and status: the URL is there even before the first deploy. Click through for logs, metrics, traffic, builds, databases, and the dependency tree.

Projects

Your source and build history. Deploy straight from the page, download the source, or link a GitHub repo.

Databases

View, export, rotate passwords, set up mirroring to your own database (export and mirroring cover every engine except Redis), or delete.

Secrets

Set and remove secret env vars. Names and usage are visible; values never are.

Activity

A full log of everything done to your account: deploys, deletes, secret changes, by you, your agent, or support.

Connect agent

Get your MCP connection URL, or mint OAuth credentials for CI and scripts.

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Sharing a project

Invite people to a project from its Members panel on the dashboard, as an admin, a developer or read_only. Your agent can ask for an invitation, but a person confirms it and the invited person accepts it on their own Invitations tab. Usage counts against the owner's plan.

What each role may do, and how it combines with the permissions you give an agent, is in Who can do what.

Activity and support

The Activity tab is a complete record of your account: every deploy, delete, secret change, database action, and login-adjacent event, with who did it, from where, and whether it succeeded. If something looks unfamiliar, you'll see it here.

When you ask Yeeted for help, a support engineer may open a temporary support session on your account to look at your projects and fix things with you. Your code, data, logs and metrics stay hidden in that session unless you allow them (see below). Everything they do is recorded in your Activity feed, labelled Support, with one exception: an administrator's abuse or legal override is recorded in our staff audit trail but not shown to the account under investigation.

Data access is your choice, and it is off by default. On the dashboard's Profile page, under Data access, you decide whether Yeeted staff may see your code, data, logs and metrics, and why: not at all (the default), for support purposes only (to diagnose and fix problems you report or that affect your service), or also for platform enhancements that better support your code, such as speeding up your builds and deployments or running test deployments to verify reliability. Without it, our support tools refuse to show us that content, even in a support session, and we may need you to allow it before we can help with a problem in your app. A change takes effect immediately. Running your apps, and showing you and your agent your own logs and metrics, is not affected. An administrator can override the choice only for abuse or legal reasons, with a recorded reason. The Privacy Policy has the details.