Early testing

Codemble needs learners who built a small project with AI and want to understand it better. v0.24.0 reads Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Java, Rust, C#, Ruby, PHP, or any mix. Success is simple: without maintainer help, light one system and confirm it stays lit after restart.

Install

The command below runs packaged v0.24.0. For an editable copy of that exact app, check out tag v0.24.0. main may advance after release, so state which tag or commit and run or download route you used.

Install uv once, then run Codemble through it:

brew install uv         # once per machine; or the installer at docs.astral.sh/uv
uvx --from codemble==0.24.0 codemble

Prefer a permanent install? pipx install codemble==0.24.0, then run codemble — no uv needed.

Codemble opens your browser to an in-app picker — pick your project folder there, or pass one directly: uvx --from codemble==0.24.0 codemble ./path-to-your-project.

An API key is optional. Do not read the rest of the docs before the first run; the product should teach the loop itself.

Try the loop

1. Find or choose Home.
2. In a mixed project, focus one language and return to All.
3. Enter a system and open one source structure.
4. Follow two journey steps, switch Easy/Expert, and confirm your current step and cited source stay the same.
5. Return to the system, choose Prove understanding, and light it.
6. Quit, run the same command, and confirm the system remains lit.
7. Visit two or three systems and confirm their routes remain charted after restart.

Report the friction

Use the early-tester issue form. Quote your first confusing moment verbatim. Never paste private source, project names, credentials, or API keys. A wrong node, edge, Lens claim, line citation, or check answer is a highest-severity correctness bug.

If you cannot light a system without help, that is valuable product evidence, not user error.