axint cloud · the repair brain

The brainyour agent calls.

Cloud is the hosted Apple-native validator. Your agent sends code, Cloud sends back a Fix Packet, the agent acts on it. You log in once.

Most usage runs straight from the terminal — axint cloud check inside Claude Code, Cursor, or any agent that writes Apple code. The web is here for two reasons: connect your terminal, and a manual playground for the rare case you want to paste code by hand.

Connect your terminalTry the playground

Try one check without an account. Sign in with GitHub for five hosted checks per period with no card, then upgrade when you need the full repair loop.

how agents use cloud

One login.Every agent. Every session.

The compiler is open source on npm and PyPI. Install once, create one free Cloud account, and any agent that drives a terminal can use the same included checks and account history.

step 01

install.

$ npm i -g @axint/compiler
or pip install axint

Compiler ships on npm as @axint/compiler with the axint CLI. The Python SDK ships on PyPI as axint with the axint-py CLI. Open-source on github.com/agenticempire/axint.

step 02

connect.

$ axint login

Opens a browser, you authorize with GitHub, the CLI stores a token. Cloud now answers every call this machine makes.

step 03

agent runs check.

$ axint cloud check intent.ts

Or any agent that drives the terminal. Cloud returns a Fix Packet — verdict, findings, repair prompt, next command.

limited preview

Create a free account for five hosted checks per period. Cloud Pro is $29 per month when you need the full repair loop, larger checks, and saved history.

what cloud returns

A Fix Packet,not a wall of logs.

The Fix Packet is a structured artifact your agent reads to repair the code. Verdict for the human, findings for context, repair prompt for the next agent turn, and a single next command — so the loop continues without human intervention.

verdict — ready_to_ship · fix_required · evidence_required — one of three protocol states the agent dispatches on

findings — every Apple-native diagnostic the validators surfaced, with location and code

repair_prompt — the exact instruction your agent feeds back to its model on the next turn

next_command — the literal CLI to run after the agent applies the fix — keeps the loop closed

fix_packet.json

what the agent receives
{
  "verdict": "fix_required",
  "confidence": 0.91,
  "findings": [
    {
      "code": "AX781",
      "message": "Optional argument mismatch on EntityQuery",
      "file": "intents/create-event.ts:42"
    }
  ],
  "repair_prompt": "EntityQuery requires non-optional...",
  "next_command": "axint xcode check",
  "agent_message": "Apply repair_prompt then re-run"
}

free check · in this browser

Or paste it here.Same engine, no terminal.

For the rare case you want to see Cloud without your agent. Paste Apple code, upload a file, or pull a registry package — same Fix Packet comes back.

Run free check

A free account includes five hosted checks per period with no card. Upgrade to Pro for the full repair loop, packet history, larger checks, agent handoff, and reruns.

the repair loop

One check. Four moves. Run → packet → repair → rerun → ship. The free check stops at the verdict — Pro keeps the loop running until the build is clean.

01step 01

Read source

02step 02

Validate output

03step 03

Generate Fix Packet

04step 04

Return next command

run cloud check

One input. One run. If something fails, Cloud returns a Fix Packet you can copy straight back into your agent.

Start from a built-in example, or replace it with your own code and run the check from the same screen.
run this check
Use the current sample, or replace it with your own code and open the result right away.
You are one step away from the result

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Cloud save is off. Creating a public URL or private workspace save will ask you once to confirm what gets stored. .

Preview runs stay in this browser. Saving creates a private workspace record, and creating a link makes a public URL on purpose.

Need a quick example?
These built-in examples are here to help you see the flow fast, not to get in the way of your own code.