Quick Start

Kicking off with Kodezi Code is fast and simple. This page shows you how to sign in, create your first project, and perform your first AI-powered action inside the web IDE.

Access Kodezi Code

To get started, open your preferred web browser and go to Kodezi Code. Sign in using your Kodezi account credentials. As soon as you log in, the IDE loads instantly, there is nothing to install or configure. Everything runs directly in your browser, which means you can begin coding immediately without any setup or dependencies.

You will see a clean and organized workspace that includes the File Explorer, Editor, Terminal, and AI tools, all ready to use.

Create Your First Project

Once you're inside the workspace, you can begin setting up your first project. The process is simple and beginner‑friendly:

1. Open the File Explorer on the left side of the screen.
2. Create a new folder for your project or open an existing one.
3. Add new files such as .js, .ts, .py, .html, or any file your project requires.
4. Click on a file to open it in the editor and start typing your code.
5. Your work is automatically saved, no manual saving needed.

Creating your folders and files early helps Kodezi understand your project structure, which improves the accuracy of AI suggestions. After signing in, you’ll see the main workspace. You can now create your first project in a few simple steps:

• Use the File Explorer on the left to create a new folder or open an existing one.
• Add new files such as .js, .py, .ts, or any format your project needs.
• Begin typing or paste existing code into the editor. All changes are auto-saved, so you never lose progress.

Adding files and building your structure early helps Kodezi understand your project better. Start by creating a new project or opening an existing one:

• Add files and folders from the File Explorer
• Write or paste your first code snippet
• Save changes instantly

Run Your First AI Action

Kodezi Code includes powerful AI tools that can help you improve, understand, or generate code instantly. Here’s how to try your first AI action:

1. Select a part of your code, this could be a function, a block of logic, or even a full file.
2. Open the AI Tools Panel on the right side of the screen.
3. Choose an AI operation such as:
   • Debug – Detects errors and suggests fixes
   • Optimize – Improves performance, readability, or structure
   • Explain – Describes what your code does in simple language
   • Generate – Creates new code based on your instructions
4. Kodezi will process your request and show the results within seconds.
5. Review the suggestions and apply them with a single click.

This gives you an immediate sense of how Chronos‑1 analyzes your code and assists your workflow.

Use the Terminal

If your project needs commands, such as installing packages, running tests, or starting a local server, you can use the built‑in terminal:

1. Open the Terminal panel at the bottom of the workspace.
2. Type commands just as you would in a local development environment.
3. View real-time logs, error messages, and output without leaving the IDE.

The terminal is fully integrated with your project files, allowing you to build, test, and debug everything in one place. Some projects require running commands. Kodezi includes a built‑in terminal for this:

• Click the Terminal tab at the bottom of the screen.
• Run install commands, test scripts, or server commands just like in a local environment.
• View logs and errors immediately without switching windows.

The terminal works seamlessly with your project files, making it easy to develop, test, and debug in one place. Open the built-in terminal if your project requires commands:

• Run scripts
• Execute build steps
• View logs and errors in real time

Next Steps

Now that you’ve signed in, created your first project, and used an AI tool, you’re ready to explore the full workspace. Continue with the Interface Overview to understand each part of the IDE in detail and navigate more efficiently.