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What to do when a project ends as "couldn't finish verifying", "generated but not compiled", "not test-loaded" or "couldn't complete this project".
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#"Codexe couldn't finish verifying this project automatically"
Codexe built the project, found errors, and its automatic repairs didn't get it to build. All the files are there.
- Press Let Codexe try again (free). It runs a fresh round of repairs without using tokens. It's available once per project per day, for up to three projects a day.
- If it still fails, open the chat and describe the goal again in simpler steps, or ask for one part at a time ("first make the plugin build without the MySQL storage").
- If the errors mention a specific library or version, say which version your server runs.
- You can also fix the reported errors in the editor and press Compile.
A common cause is a request that mixes platforms or versions ("a Spigot plugin using Fabric's API"), or a very large first request. Smaller, specific requests verify more reliably.
#"Generated, but not compiled" or "not test-loaded"
Codexe couldn't run its check this time, so the project isn't known to be broken; it just hasn't been checked. Typical reasons:
- the build service was busy, or a dependency repository didn't respond,
- for Skript, the script uses an add-on the test server doesn't have (see Skript).
What to do: press Compile for a real answer (Java projects). Codexe also retries these projects automatically for a while. For Skript, install the add-on on your server and test there.
#"Codexe couldn't complete this project"
The first generation produced nothing usable (no files, an AI provider error, or the wrong platform). The tokens it used have been restored automatically, and the message shows how many. Press Try again to reopen Create with your original request. Consider rephrasing it or picking another model. See Credit restoration.
#The platform was wrong
If Codexe generated a different platform than you asked for (for example a Forge mod for a Fabric request) and couldn't regenerate it, the project stops with a message naming both platforms. Make sure the project type on Create matches the request, and state the platform explicitly in the text.