Editing and Accessing Your Code

You edit your app through the AI chat and the Visual Editor. There is no code editor, terminal, or code download in the builder.

Proyecta is a no-code surface by design. The AI writes and maintains the code; you drive it through conversation and direct manipulation of the preview.

How do I change my app?

• Visual Editor — switch to Visual mode and click any element to edit its text, colors, spacing, fonts, borders, images, and effects. Changes apply instantly and are written to your source files. Best for fast, precise tweaks.
• AI chat — describe what you want in plain language. Best for new features, layout changes, and anything the property editor can’t express.

Between them they cover everything, and they work on the same codebase — switch freely.

Can I see the code?

Not in an editor — there’s no Code tab or in-browser VS Code — but you can ask the AI. Try "explain how the checkout page works" or "show me the code for the login form". It can read any file and explain it or paste it into the chat.

Can I download my code, or connect my GitHub account?

No. This isn’t supported today, and there’s no setting or button for it anywhere in Proyecta.

• There is no “connect GitHub” or “export to GitHub” option. Proyecta cannot push to a GitHub account or organization you own.
• There is no ZIP download and no git clone URL.
• You cannot open the project in Visual Studio Code or any local editor.

Your code is version-controlled internally — that’s what powers Version History — but that repository lives in Proyecta’s infrastructure and isn’t exposed to users.

Your app and its code are yours; this is a gap in what we’ve built, not a claim on your work. If you need your code, see Export Your Data or reach a human from the help button (the headset icon) below the chat box in the builder.

Is there a terminal?

No. The AI has full access to the dev machine on your behalf — ask it to run commands, check logs, or inspect files, and it reports back in the chat.

FAQ

What happens if I break something?

Describe what went wrong in the chat and ask the AI to fix it. You can also open Version History to view an earlier snapshot read-only, then tell the AI what you want restored.