CodeBloom

Grow an application.

CodeBloom generates a web application from a description: React and TypeScript files you can edit, preview, test, download and, depending on your configuration, deploy.

CodeBloom

The bloom

A description becomes an application.

Describe the tool you need: CodeBloom grows the code, file by file, up to the preview of the application.

“A meeting-room booking form for our team, with this week’s bookings.”

  1. package.json
  2. src/App.tsx
  3. src/components/BookingForm.tsx
  4. src/components/WeekList.tsx
  5. src/lib/rooms.ts
  6. src/styles.css

Illustrative example.

Describe a web application: AI generates the React code, which you edit, preview and export.

What you do there

  1. From description to code

    Describe the application in conversation; AI generates the React and TypeScript files. An option helps refine the description before generation.

  2. Edit, preview, test

    Editor, Preview and API test tabs, and a terminal to run commands in an isolated environment.

  3. Export or deploy

    Download the code, or deploy the application to a public URL where your configuration allows.

Interface reconstruction · fictional data

Illustrative scenario

A meeting-room booking tool

One use case, step by step

  1. Person

    You describe the form and the list of bookings.

  2. AI coworker

    AI generates the components, styles and logic.

  3. Person

    You adjust in the editor, check the preview, then export the code.

For AI coworkers

Each generation produces a standalone web application. Native integration of these applications as Cyclones modules, with their permissions, is in development.

What work would you delegate to AI?

Start with your use cases, applications and the level of delegation you want to introduce.

Applications

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