AI Arduino project builder that wires it and runs it
Mokxi AI is an AI Arduino project builder: describe a project in plain words and it picks the parts, wires them, writes the code, compiles it and runs it, right in your browser.
You get a real project in the editor, not a wall of text. Press Run and it works, then change whatever you like.
From an idea to a running project
01 Describe it
Type what it should do, like "a night light that turns on when it gets dark". Or start from one of the examples under the box.
02 Chip builds it
It picks a board and parts, seats them on a breadboard, writes the sketch and compiles it. You see each step as it goes.
03 It runs before you see it
The build only lands once it compiles, the wiring checks pass and a short run does what the plan said. Then it opens as a new project.
A project you can open, run and change
The board, the parts, every wire and the code, all in the editor. Your own project is kept; the build opens beside it as a new one.
Chip starts from the Arduino Uno for most projects, an ESP32 when it needs WiFi or Bluetooth, and a Raspberry Pi Pico when you ask for one. Name a board and it uses that one.
Then press "How it's built" to watch the replay: every part and wire going in, one step at a time, with a line on why.
What it can do, and what it cannot
It builds with the parts and boards Mokxi simulates. If a build cannot pass its checks after a few tries, it tells you what it tried and lets you open it anyway or try again, and each build gets one free retry.
Builds come with Pro: 15 a month, and the 7-day trial includes 3. Free has 5 questions a day for asking, explaining and fixing, but no builds.
More of what Chip does
Questions people ask
Can AI build an Arduino project for me?
Yes. Describe it to Mokxi AI and it picks the parts, wires them, writes the code, compiles it and runs it in the simulator before handing it over. It opens in the editor as a normal project you can change.
Which boards can it build for?
Any board Mokxi simulates. It picks the Arduino Uno for a simple project, an ESP32 when the project needs WiFi or Bluetooth, and a Raspberry Pi Pico when you ask for one. Name a board and it uses that.
Does the project really work?
A build only opens once it compiles, passes the wiring checks and does what the plan said during a short run. When it cannot get there, it says what went wrong instead of pretending.
Is it free?
Asking Mokxi AI questions is free: 5 a day on Free. Whole-project builds come with Pro, 15 a month, and the 7-day Pro trial includes 3.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The editor, the compiler and the simulator all run in your browser. You need a free account to use Mokxi AI.
Can I build it for real afterwards?
Yes. The project has the parts list and the wiring, and the Export menu writes the code as an Arduino IDE folder for a real board.
Describe something. Watch Chip build it.
Open the editor, tell Mokxi AI what you want to make and press Build.