Mokxi AI
Mokxi AI is the helper built into Mokxi. It builds whole projects from a description, checks your circuit, runs your code and explains every step, so you learn as you go. Chip is the little guy doing the work.
Five things it does, five moves
Each one is a clip Chip really plays in the editor.
Builds whole projects, part by part
Describe a project and Chip picks the board and parts, seats them on a breadboard, writes the code and compiles it. Before you see it, it checks the wiring and runs it to make sure it does what it said.
Then the replay shows it going in, part by part and wire by wire, with a line from Chip on every step.
Checks your circuit with a meter
Checkup reads your wiring and code together and catches what a compiler cannot: an LED with no resistor, 5 V on a 3.3 V pin, a button left floating, a module with no ground.
Ask "Is my wiring right?" and Chip says what it found in plain words.
Answers and explains, about your project
It reads the project in front of you, every file and the wiring, so "Why doesn't my LED light?" gets an answer about your LED. It explains code line by line and build errors in plain words.
Fix it proposes a change and compiles it first. Accept is one edit, and Ctrl+Z undoes it.
Runs your code, one slam on the button
Ask about a stopped project and Chip runs it out of sight for a few simulated seconds to see what the parts did: the motors, the LEDs, the serial output. Your own canvas is not touched.
That is how it can tell you one motor of a car turns the wrong way.
Celebrates when it works
A build that compiles, passes its checks and runs gets the checkered flag. One that cannot get there says what it tried and lets you open it anyway or try again.
The chip that helps you build, in ten moves
Chip is the little pixel chip on the Mokxi AI button. It does these in the corner of the editor while you work. Tap one to see it again.
- Standing byMostly it waits and blinks, with a twitch of an antenna now and then.
- ThinkingA resistor to bounce on its head while it works out your answer.
- A long waitIf the answer takes a while, out comes the laptop.
- BuildingA different little build each time: a rocket, a rover, a traffic light.
- RunOne good slam on the big red button.
- CheckingTwo taps and a kick, and the meter reads green.
- PeekNow and then it wiggles down behind the edge and back.
- PlayKeepy-uppy with an LED, until the LED gets away.
- CheerA jump when your build works.
- DoneAnd the checkered flag when it is finished.
It shows you how, not just what
You can change anything it makes, like any project. That is where the learning happens.
Watch it build
Say what you want to make. Chip picks the parts, seats them on a breadboard, writes the code, compiles it and runs it. Then the replay shows every part and wire going in, one step at a time.
Ask why
Every step of the replay has a line from Chip saying why that part is there, in plain words. Ask about anything else and it answers about your own circuit and code.
Checked before you buy
Checkup reads your wiring and code together: an LED with no resistor, 5 V on a 3.3 V pin, a button left floating. Find it on screen, not after the parts arrive.
What you get, in numbers
Questions reset every day. Builds reset on the 1st of the month.
5 questions a day
Free
Ask, explain, Fix it and Checkup. No builds.
100 questions a day
Pro
Plus 15 whole-project builds a month.
3 builds
7-day Pro trial
Try a whole build before you decide.
Build with AI, page by page
Questions about Chip
What is Mokxi AI?
Mokxi AI is the helper built into the Mokxi editor and site. It answers questions about your circuit and code, explains build errors, fixes them with a change that compiles first, checks your wiring, and on Pro builds whole projects from a description.
Who is Chip?
Chip is Mokxi AI's mascot, a little pixel chip: a blue body with pins for hair and feet. It lives on the round button in the corner and shows what Mokxi AI is doing: a little build beside it while it builds, a meter while it checks, a flag when it works.
Can Mokxi AI build a project for me?
Yes. Describe it and it picks the parts, wires them on a breadboard, writes the code, compiles it and runs it before handing it over. It opens as a new project you can change.
How does it help me learn?
Every build comes with a replay that shows each part and wire going in, with a line on why. You can ask why about anything, and after the replay, "How it works" lights each part as it acts while the project runs.
Is Mokxi AI free?
Yes, with 5 questions a day on a free account. Pro has 100 questions a day and 15 whole-project builds a month, and the 7-day Pro trial includes 3 builds.
Do I need an API key?
No. Mokxi AI is built in: no key to paste and nothing to install. You need a free account to ask questions.
Tell Chip what to build
Open the editor, describe a project and watch it go in.