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Describe a web app. See it run.

Code is the mode of ewpire that turns a description into a working web product. A model writes the files, a live preview runs them next to the conversation, and every change is saved as a version. Code writes a static site – HTML, CSS and JavaScript – that you can publish, push to GitHub or download.

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What you can do in Code

  • Live preview

    The product runs in a sandboxed preview next to the conversation, with its console output.

  • Versions and diffs

    Every change, by a model or by hand, is a new version. Compare two versions file by file and restore an earlier one.

  • Change it by talking or by hand

    Generate, Fix, Refactor and Explain work from the conversation. You can also edit any file yourself.

  • Review by several models

    Review with consensus sends a version to several models. They name concrete problems and show where they disagree.

  • Publish and custom domain

    Publish a version to a live URL and connect your own domain. Publishing costs no credits and opens after the workspace's first paid top-up.

  • GitHub and ZIP

    Push a version to GitHub: the first push creates a private repository in your account, later ones open a pull request. Or download a ZIP.

How Code works

  1. 01

    Describe it

    Say what to build: a landing page, a small tool, a prototype. Pick a text model or leave it on Auto.

  2. 02

    See it and change it

    The first version opens in the preview. Ask for changes in plain words or edit a file; every change is a new version you can compare and restore.

  3. 03

    Review and ship

    Have several models review a version, then publish it, push it to GitHub or download it as a ZIP.

Models in Code

33 models from 11 labs in the catalog right now. Each name opens the model's page, with what it does and its price in credits.

On Auto, ewpire picks a model for each run and moves on to the next one if that model is unavailable; a model you pick yourself is never replaced.

What Code costs

A run is charged for the tokens the model reads and writes, at that model's price. Publishing, connecting a domain and changes made by hand cost no credits; a review is a Consensus session and is charged as one.
  • Claude Opus 5.5: 2,000 input tokens and 1,000 output tokens cost 0.02954 credits – 0.00844 for the input and 0.0211 for the output.

Counted from the prices in the model catalog, where one credit is $1. The exact charge of each request appears in Usage.

Limits in Code

ewpire has no plans and no monthly quotas, so these limits are the same for everyone.
  • 20 publish attempts and 20 custom-domain attempts a day per workspace.
  • Changes made by hand – a saved file, an added image, a restored version, a duplicated project – stop at 30 a minute and 300 a day per person.
  • A project runs one request at a time: one sent while another is still going is not started and not charged.
  • A request can carry up to 10 attached files of up to 20 MB each, and you can upload 30 files a minute and 300 a day.
  • Publishing and custom domains open after the first paid top-up in the workspace.
  • Daily limits reset at midnight UTC.

What Code does not do

  • It does not create a backend or a database. Code writes a static site: HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no build step, no framework and no server.
  • The review is a second opinion, not a security audit or a certification.
  • Environment variables are never included in a ZIP or in a push to GitHub.

Code questions

What can Code build?
Web products that run in the browser: landing pages, sites, small tools and interactive prototypes. Code writes a static site – HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no build step, no framework and no server – so it does not create a backend or a database.
Do I need to know how to code to use Code?
No. You describe what you want and ask for changes in plain words. If you do code, you can edit the files directly.
What does a build cost?
The tokens the model reads and writes, at that model's price in credits; the exact charge of each run appears in Usage. Publishing costs no credits. A run that fails before its answer is complete is not charged; a run whose answer arrives in full is charged even when no new version can be saved from it.
How do I publish a Code project?
Open Deploy in the project and publish a version: it gets a live URL, and you can connect your own domain to it. Publishing needs a paid top-up in the workspace and costs no credits. A workspace has 20 publish attempts and 20 custom-domain attempts a day.
Can I take the code out of ewpire?
Yes. Download any version as a ZIP, or push it to GitHub: the first push creates a private repository in your account, and later pushes open a pull request there. Environment variables are never included.
What does the multi-model review check?
Review with consensus asks several models to read a version and name concrete problems in correctness, security, accessibility and design, file by file. It is a second opinion you can read, not a security audit or a certification.

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