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This organization hosts public, production-grade codebases for Blitzy Explore members. Every repo is standalone, pre-configured, and ready to clone.
Sandbox projects are:
- Standalone — No connection to your work systems
- Ready to use — Pre-configured environments and dependencies
- Public — Built for learning and testing
Pick a project. Clone it. Start experimenting.
- Browse the Platform — Find projects by language or lifecycle stage. Review and download artifacts.
- Browse the Sandbox — Read commits, PRs, and generated code. Clone repos and test them locally.
- Experiment with Prompts — Use the provided templates. Submit prompts through the platform. See what Blitzy generates. Iterate.
- Test Workflows — Try different prompt strategies
- Review Outputs — Compare generated code against the AAP (Agent Action Plan)
- Share Learnings — Send discoveries to sandbox@blitzy.com
Blitzy generates up to 80% of a codebase with AI agents. The remaining 20% — edge cases, optimizations, production polish — stays with human engineers.
Three things make this possible:
Deep reasoning. Blitzy agents spend hours or days on a problem. They don't guess in seconds — they reason, collaborate, and test before delivering code.
Many agents working together. Specialized agents handle different parts of your codebase. They validate each other's work through compile-time and runtime checks.
Tech Spec as foundation. Every project starts with an auto-generated Technical Specification: codebase docs, dependency maps, architecture diagrams, API contracts, and data models. The spec stays in sync as the project evolves.
Each repository is tagged with its current stage:
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
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Codebase mapping and dependency analysis |
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Auto-generated documentation |
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Requirements refinement and validation |
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Agent Action Plan creation |
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Human review — the critical 20% |
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Production-ready code |
- Create a new project on the Blitzy platform
- Under GitHub settings, select Blitzy-Sandbox as the organization
- Choose a repository for your project
- Create a branch off the main (non-blitzy) branch
- Start ingestion
- Select a project type and submit your prompt
- Review the Agent Action Plan — suggest improvements if needed
- Once the AAP is approved, submit for code generation
- Review the project guide, then click through to the GitHub PR
- Review the pull request and build using the provided developer instructions
- Submit refinement PRs if needed
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| Platform Docs | docs.blitzy.com |
| Live Platform | platform.blitzy.com |
| Prompt Templates | View Templates |
| Best Practices | View Guide |
| Tech Spec Guide | View Guide |
| AAP Validation | View Guide |
- Discussions — Share insights, prompts, and questions
- Sandbox support — sandbox@blitzy.com
- Customer support — support@blitzy.com
- Company site — blitzy.com
- Prompt catalog with examples and snippets
- Multi-repository orchestration demos
- Community prompt marketplace
Blitzy Sandbox is powered by Explore members pushing the boundaries of AI development, the Blitzy engineering team, and the open source community.
Individual repositories may have different licenses. Check each project's LICENSE file.