Cast by czar
One of the most useful features of Maya is a long press that opens up a feedback form on whatever I’m looking at. Submitting that form starts a remote Claude/codex session with all the context automatically. It takes 10 seconds for Claude to get going. This has drastically improved the feature velocity and fixing even the tiniest of issues. That’s what Patrick is referring to below. 
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10 seconds from long press to a running session is the part that changes behavior, small fixes stop waiting for a free afternoon. The catch shows up later: one session per feedback means one branch per feedback, and review becomes the queue. Do you batch them before merging, or review each one as it lands?