DEVELOPER TOOLS / BUILD & PREVIEW
Browser IDE
Import a project ZIP, navigate and edit source, preview browser code, and work with a supervised AI coding agent. Run a local model with WebGPU—or explicitly connect your own endpoint.
Build without the setup.
Make small websites, interactive demos, experiments and learning projects. Your code runs in a restricted iframe — not on PixelOkay's server.
About package support
When network access is enabled, pinned ESM packages can load from esm.sh. This is not a complete npm or Node.js environment: filesystem APIs, native binaries, arbitrary shell commands and local build tools are not included.
Preview code is untrusted. Only run code you understand; enabling networking allows it to communicate with outside services.
Does the AI Copilot need an account or paid API?
No account or paid API is required for the optional local WebGPU route, but your device needs a supported GPU and browser. The open-source model and engine download on demand. You can also configure a trusted custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint; provider requirements, costs and privacy policies belong to that endpoint. The assistant never applies edits without your approval.
What information can an external AI endpoint receive?
Only after you explicitly authorize it, the selected source context, your prompt and a bounded portion of the earlier chat are sent to the URL you entered. Files with common secret-like names are excluded, and common credential patterns are masked in source and chat. This is not comprehensive data-loss prevention; review the exact outgoing messages before sharing. Review code before sending. API keys are not saved in project files or local storage.
Can AI write, debug, test, complete and refactor a project?
Yes, the optional assistant can propose complete text-file edits, explain code, suggest fixes and tests, produce documentation and discuss security or accessibility. Suggestions must be reviewed and applied manually; no generated code is automatically executed. Local diagnostics work even with AI disabled.
What can the Browser IDE run?
HTML, CSS, regular JavaScript, and ES modules with local relative imports. Python, Java, C/C++, Go, Rust, PHP and many other text languages can be edited and searched, but not executed or compiled here. Use external ES modules by explicitly enabling network access. TypeScript/JSX compilation, Node APIs, shell access, server-side code, and package installation are not supported in this baseline.