Documentation
Your guide from a first prompt to a published project.
Start your first project
Sign in, describe your app on the dashboard, and submit your prompt. Include the audience, pages, visual direction and the main action someone should be able to take.
Choose an engine
Okkhor Code is the default engine. Open the engine selector to choose another available engine and model. Image understanding depends on the model you select.
Guide the agent
Ask for one clear change at a time. The chat shows generation progress, static code checks and saved output. These checks do not replace testing the finished app in a browser.
- Plan: proposes a plan without saving code.
- Auto: checks generated code and allows one repair pass.
- Accept edits: checks without automatic repairs.
- Full access: allows up to three repair passes; commands still require Run.
Attach references
Use + → Upload a file to attach images or text/code files. Up to three attachments can accompany a message. Only attachment names remain in saved chat history.
Preview and edit
Open Preview to try your app. Switch between phone, tablet and desktop widths. In Code, edit index.html and use Save & deploy to create a new version.
Share and export
Use the deployment controls to manage the public link and visibility. Public links show the latest saved version. Export a standalone HTML file or a Netlify-ready ZIP.
Run commands
The Terminal supports individual commands and batches with output in ordered rows. Execution requires a working command-service connection. The command panel displays your daily remaining quota.