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What is Codexe?

Codexe turns a written request into a complete, downloadable project, and for buildable projects it compiles or test-loads the code and fixes errors before handing it over.

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  1. What you can build
  2. What makes Codexe different: verified delivery
  3. How you use it
  4. Languages
  5. Where to go next

Codexe is an AI project generator. You describe what you want in plain language, and Codexe writes a complete project: source files, build configuration, descriptors such as plugin.yml or fabric.mod.json, and config files. It's not a snippet generator. You get a project you can open, edit, build and download.

#What you can build

FamilyProject types
Minecraft pluginsBukkit / Spigot / Paper (Java or Kotlin), Folia, BungeeCord / Velocity proxy plugins
Minecraft modsFabric, Forge (NeoForge projects are recognised too)
No-Java MinecraftDatapacks, Skript scripts
DiscordBots in Python (discord.py) or Node.js (discord.js)
WebStatic websites (HTML/CSS/JS)
3D (alpha)Blockbench models

Each type has its own guide under Platforms.

#What makes Codexe different: verified delivery

For buildable projects (plugins, mods, datapacks and Skript), Codexe doesn't mark the project Ready just because the AI stopped writing. Before handing it over, it:

  1. finishes any file the AI left incomplete,
  2. builds the project (plugins and mods) or loads it on a real test server (datapacks and Skript),
  3. reads the errors, repairs the code and tries again,
  4. marks the project Ready only once the current files pass.

You shouldn't have to be the first person to find a basic compile error. This work is part of the delivery and doesn't use your credits. See The project lifecycle.

#How you use it

  1. Describewrite what you want
  2. GenerateCodexe writes the project
  3. Verifybuild, repair, rebuild
  4. Readyopen, edit, chat
  5. Compilefresh build any time
  6. Downloadsource or JAR

After the first generation the project stays in your account. You can edit files directly, ask the AI for changes in the project chat, press Compile for a fresh build, and download the source or the built JAR whenever you want.

#Languages

Codexe's website, these docs, the changelog and the Terms and Privacy pages are available in 26 languages: English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Romanian, Hungarian, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Indonesian and Vietnamese. Codexe picks one from your browser and country, and you can change it from the language selector at the bottom of every page; if you are signed in, your choice follows you to other devices. The Terms and the Privacy Policy in other languages are courtesy translations: the English text is the binding one.

#Where to go next

What is Codexe? | Codexe Docs