Quick start
From signing in to downloading a verified project, in ten steps.
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This page is the short version. Each step links to the full explanation.
#1. Sign in
Go to codexe.eu/login and continue with Discord or GitHub. The same screen creates your account the first time. New accounts start on the Free plan with 50,000 tokens (plus 2,500 for linking the sign-in account), and no payment method is needed. See Signing in.
#2. Open Create
Click Create (or go to codexe.eu/create). Every option on that page is explained in Creating a project.
#3. Pick the project type
Choose what you're building: a Paper plugin, a Fabric mod, a datapack, a Discord bot and so on. The type decides the project structure, the build tool and how Codexe verifies it, so pick it deliberately. If your request clearly names a different type, Codexe switches to it and tells you it did.
#4. Describe what you want
Write the request in plain language. Say which Minecraft version (or library) you target, which commands or events you need, permissions, config options and anything that must persist. How to write a good request shows good and bad examples.
#5. Choose a model (optional)
The default model works well for most projects. Paid plans can pick stronger models and set the reasoning effort. See Models.
#6. Generate
Codexe writes the project and you can watch the files appear. The cost is shown before you start and taken from your token balance. See Credits.
#7. Let Codexe verify it
For plugins, mods, datapacks and Skript, a banner shows what Codexe is doing: Checking project…, Building…, Fixing an issue…, Verifying…. This usually takes under a minute, and longer for mods. Fixing is free (what happens behind the scenes).
#8. The project is Ready
Ready means the current files built (or loaded) successfully. Now you can read the code, edit files and ask for changes in the chat.
#9. Compile and download
Java projects have a Compile button that runs a fresh, real build of the current files. Download gives you the source as a ZIP, and Download JAR gives you the built plugin or mod. See Compile and Downloads.
#10. Keep going
Ask for changes in the project chat ("add a cooldown to /home"), edit files yourself, or come back later. Your projects stay in your account and appear under Continue where you left off on the dashboard. For a complete worked example, see Your first project.