TL;DR

  • AppWizzy’s Code Import feature is live, letting you bring existing code into its managed environment.
  • Import via ZIP upload or by connecting an external Git repository, across most web stacks.
  • Built to support migrations, legacy app onboarding, portability testing, and gradual consolidation.
  • OpenCode tests didn’t meet stability needs; Codex integration is planned next.

Fact Box

  • AppWizzy has rolled out direct code import as a live feature.
  • Users can import code via a ZIP archive upload or by importing an external Git repository.
  • Imported code can be attempted to run inside AppWizzy’s managed environment.
  • The team tested OpenCode but says results did not meet their stability and predictability requirements.
  • A Codex integration is planned next to strengthen intelligent code adaptation and automation.

We’ve rolled out one of the most requested features – direct code import. You can now bring your own code into the system (any web stack! Node.js, PHP, Rails, Java, even .NET!, etc), whether it’s a ZIP archive or a Git repository, and run it inside our managed environment.

Code Import

You can now attach your own code archive or import a Git repository directly into the system.

Yes, this means you can:

  • Upload a code archive (any web app stack)
  • Import an external Git repository
  • Attempt execution inside our environment

This opens the door to:

  • Migrating from Lovable, Base44, Bolt, etc and other vibe-coding tools to our stable environment.
  • Bringing legacy code
  • Testing portability
  • Gradual system consolidation

If it exports to Git, we’ll try to run it.

As part of our ongoing testing and evaluation of LLM integrations for platform workflows, app execution, and code modifications, we also experimented with OpenCode. At this stage, the results didn’t fully meet our stability and predictability requirements, so we’re monitoring their updates while continuing to expand our capabilities.

Codex integration is planned next to further strengthen intelligent code adaptation and automation.

We’re not rushing this. If we do it, it needs to work properly. Try now!

Why This Matters

We’re not just shipping templates. We’re upgrading the foundation, modern toolchain. Cleaner architecture. Stronger CI discipline. Code portability. If AI is going to generate code, the infrastructure beneath it must be stable. That’s what these releases solve.