Kazzle is a full coding environment. The AI writes and edits files, runs commands in terminals, and runs everything in a persistent cloud machine. You review changes with inline diffs, accept or reject individual edits, and undo entire responses with one click.Documentation Index
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| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| File editing | Inline AI diffs, per-edit accept and reject, snapshots, and undo |
| Computers and terminals | Cloud machines, your local device, and shared terminal sessions |
| Repos | Clone any git repo, push, pull, manage branches |
How AI coding works
- You describe what you want in a thread
- The AI writes or edits files
- Changes appear as green and red diffs in the editor
- You accept or reject individual edits, or undo the entire response
- The AI runs commands in the cloud machine to build, test, and deploy
Example: building a UI app
- “Build me a dashboard for tracking sales”
- The AI creates the app, writes the code, and starts the dev server
- You see a live preview and inline diffs for every file
- “Move the chart to the left sidebar” - the AI edits files, hot-reloads
- “Deploy it” - the AI publishes and deploys to the cloud