Documentation

Introduction

Loxley is a browser studio for building websites and web apps with Claude. You describe what you want, Claude writes the files, and you watch every change land in a VS Code–style editor with a live preview beside it.

What you can do

  • Build from a sentence. Ask for a page, a feature or a fix in the AI panel. Claude reads your project, plans, and edits files directly.
  • Diagram first. Sketch a flowchart or architecture on the Diagram canvas — or ask Claude to draw one — then build the app from it.
  • Debug live. Console output, runtime errors and failed requests from the preview stream into the debug console. One click sends them to the AI.
  • Teach the AI. Skills are Markdown files with your stack, style and rules. Enabled skills apply to every request.
  • Share a link. Publish any project to your-domain/p/your-project/.
  • Document it. Generate a DOCS.md for any project and read it rendered in the Docs view.

Quick start

  1. Create an account (email or GitHub).
  2. On Projects, choose New project and give it a name and a constellation.
  3. In the editor, open the AI panel (Ctrl L) and describe what you want.
  4. Watch files appear. Use the preview on the right and the debug console below.
  5. Press Share to publish a link.

The AI runs once a Claude API key has been configured on the server.