Use ShardStitch with Lovable.

This Lovable profile uses a portable continuation brief and does not claim a native MCP integration in this build. Keep the hosted project and any local checkout clearly distinguished.

After-death behavior: Partial. ShardStitch can prepare the verified repo/context packet; Lovable receives it manually.

Integration paths.

Hand-off in

Generic continuation prompt and .handoff_memo.md.

MCP

No native MCP path listed in this build.

Session recovery

Transfer notes only; hosted project and local files need separate version checks.

Setup path.

Run ShardStitch inside the project.

Generate the packet locally and paste it into the next Lovable interaction, or keep .handoff_memo.md alongside the project notes. Identify which copy of the project the new session is expected to change.

Write the Lovable handoff.

Use the continuation packet when starting or correcting a Lovable task.

Start clean.

Before accepting an edit, compare the requested files and deployed preview with the actual project branch or export that will be kept.

Limits to know.

A local memo does not synchronize a hosted Lovable workspace or recover its provider-side conversation. If the next action targets a hosted project, verify that the workspace is the intended one and preserve a recoverable version.

Best use case.

Giving Lovable a clean brief from repo truth instead of a stale session state.

FAQ.

Does .handoff_memo.md update my Lovable project?

No. It is a local handoff note. It does not push files to the hosted workspace; paste the relevant context and review changes in the project that will be published.

Get ShardStitch

Resume this workflow.

When leaving an AI-generated site midway through a change, record the target page, asset names, current preview state, and what remains. Ask the next session to make one bounded edit and verify it in the same project preview.

Supply the memo to the intended Lovable project and compare its hosted revision with the exported checkout before accepting further changes.

Primary source and delivery boundary.

Lovable project workflow (checked September 27, 2026). Lovable describes its hosted website-building workflow. Check the hosted revision independently of an exported local repository before using a checkpoint to request another change.

Tool-specific troubleshooting

For symptom-specific diagnostics and recovery steps, use the focused guide: Troubleshoot Lovable.