Choose your project folder first.
Choose or create a local folder for this project. Pixelle saves the canvas and assets here. You will open this same folder in your coding tool next.
No project folder selected.
Choose a dedicated project folder, not your entire drive. The browser shares the folder’s name with Pixelle, not its full filesystem path.
Connect your coding session.
Paste this prompt into the session you just opened. Your agent will verify the folder and set up the local connection.
The relay runs on your computer. Firebase only serves this page.
What your agent will do
Your agent will verify the selected folder, check your computer, write and start a small local helper, and handle dependencies through its normal permission flow.
When your agent says the helper is ready, click Connect locally. Allow local-network access if your browser asks, then copy the new pairing prompt back to the same agent.
No Pixelle source checkout is needed. Read the agent implementation contract.
Use an agent whose terminal can reach this computer—not just a chat window installed on it. If automatic approval blocks the downloaded client, use your agent's manual approval flow to review the command, then copy a fresh prompt if needed.
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Creating a connection…
Waiting for your agent
Pairing grants read and edit access to this canvas. The pairing code expires in five minutes and works once; reopen this dialog for a fresh prompt. Setup does not expire. Your agent needs terminal access that can reach this computer's localhost.
Edits are available when your agent next reads the canvas. Saving here does not automatically start a response—ask your agent to review your changes.