Documentation
How Codexa works, from your first prompt to a deployed application. Everything here describes the product as it ships today; roadmap items are marked as such.
Start here
- Getting startedCreate a Codexa account, set up your workspace and understand the pieces you will use every day.2 min read
- QuickstartFrom a prompt to a running preview in about five minutes.2 min read
- PromptingPractical prompt patterns that produce maintainable code from the Codexa agent, with examples.2 min read
Build
- ProjectsProject structure, templates, settings, files, snapshots, activity history and share links.2 min read
- EditorThe Monaco-based editor - tabs, explorer, search and replace, diagnostics, diff view, autosave and keyboard shortcuts.2 min read
- AI agentHow the Codexa agent plans, edits files with tools, validates in the sandbox, repairs errors, and how every run can be reviewed and reverted.3 min read
- DatabasesConnecting PostgreSQL and Supabase to a project, browsing the schema, running SQL safely, and using the connection from generated code.2 min read
- AuthenticationAdding authentication to generated applications, and how Codexa's own accounts, sessions and verification work.2 min read
- IntegrationsWorkspace-level connections for GitHub, databases, AI providers, payments, email and hosting, how they are stored and tested.2 min read
- Environment variablesManaging secrets for previews, builds and deployments; how values are encrypted, masked and injected.1 min read
Ship
- DeploymentDeploying with Codexa hosting and Vercel, which frameworks are supported, build logs, history and rollback.2 min read
- Custom domainsPointing your own domain at a Codexa hosting deployment with a CNAME record, and what is planned for verification.1 min read
- GitHubConnecting GitHub, importing a repository into a project, and committing and pushing project files back.1 min read
Account
- BillingPlans, currencies, usage limits, how limits are enforced, invoices, payment providers and cancellation.2 min read
- SecurityHow Codexa isolates project runtimes, protects secrets and sessions, authorizes every request, and what it does not claim.2 min read
- TroubleshootingThe error codes Codexa returns (quota_exceeded, ai_not_configured, runner unavailable, confirmation_required, email_taken, invalid_token, rate_limited) and what to do about each.2 min read