Review the release before it becomes the site.
Publishing is where a Lucra project becomes a public website. Preview, releases, artifacts, routes, and domains should make the decision visible before the site changes.
Layer tree
Preview link
Review before publish.
Release candidate
Review before publish.
Public route
Review before publish.
Show the feature as a working surface.
A Lucra feature page should present the product model with enough detail to feel usable: panels, states, layer choices, and the tradeoffs a builder would understand.
Layer tree
Preview link
Review before publish.
Release candidate
Review before publish.
Public route
Review before publish.
Publishing
Page
Publishing review
Model
Theme and layers
System
Review the release candidate before the public route changes.
Use preview links, artifacts, route coverage, and domain checks as decision points.
Keep final production publishing under user control.
Theme, layers, and agent guidance belong together.
Lucra's edge is strongest when the visual system, page structure, and local agent instructions all point to the same build model.
Theme
Set the system for color, type, rounding, forms, and color modes.
Layers
Keep each section readable as Wrapper, Container, Flex, Grid, Surface, and content.
Agents
Let local tools learn the public contract before API-backed Studio writes exist.
Plan a Lucra site review.
This form uses native validation for the local marketing test. It keeps the form pattern visible without pretending a backend has been wired here.