Code Xpert

CodeXpert is an AI coding workspace that helps you plan tasks, explore changes, and ship pull requests with confidence. It pairs a chat-first experience with a structured task timeline, live file change diffs, and a clear audit of what happened during execution. CodeXpert adopts a layered decoupled architecture:

• CodeXpert Web and CodeXpert Server form the frontend and backend system, responsible for user interaction and session management.
• The core XpertAI Agent Server serves as the intelligent agent orchestration platform, scheduling coding agents, managing thread contexts, and invoking LLMs (third-party or local large models) for reasoning and code generation.
• All code execution and testing tasks run safely in isolated Sandbox environments.
• The system can connect to GitHub and other code repository platforms to enable code pulling, commits, and PR interactions, forming a complete closed-loop architecture from intelligent reasoning, code generation, safe execution, to repository collaboration.

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What you can do

• Create coding tasks with instructions and attachments.
• Run tasks in a dedicated environment while watching terminal output.
• Review file diffs, line changes, and change set summaries.
• Create or open pull requests from the latest change set.
• Archive completed tasks for a clean active list.

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Core concepts

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Tasks

Tasks are the unit of work. Each task tracks:

• Instruction and status
• Repository and branch context
• Change sets and file diffs
• Terminal output from the execution environment

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Change sets

Every sync captures a change set that includes:

• File change list
• Unified and split diffs
• Line additions and deletions
• Optional pull request metadata

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Environments

Environments define how CodeXpert runs your work:

• Repository connection and default branch
• Setup scripts and preinstalled packages
• Network access and runtime settings

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Typical workflow

1. Connect a repository and select a branch.
2. Create a task with a clear instruction.
3. Watch execution progress and terminal logs.
4. Review diffs and summarize results.
5. Create a pull request or continue iterating.

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Key UI surfaces

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Task page

The task page brings together:

• Task header with repo, branch, and change stats
• Chat panel for iterative guidance
• Terminal output from sandboxed commands
• File diff viewer (split or unified)
• Pull request actions and copy helpers

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Settings

Configure your workspace to match your workflow:

• Environments (runtime, setup, caching)
• Connectors (repository access)
• Code review preferences
• Token usage:

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Best practices

• Write instructions as a short goal plus constraints.
• Sync after major steps to capture clean change sets.
• Use the diff viewer to validate impact before PR.
• Archive finished tasks to keep focus on active work.