Conjure is the AI app builder inside Mazmot. Describe the app you want and it writes a complete ofa.js project into the virtual file system or a local directory, then previews it instantly in an isolated environment.
For a decade, developer tools have compressed the time it takes to write code while barely touching the costs around it: servers, databases, deployment, accounts, collaboration channels, and long-term operations. The faster the tool, the more complicated the infrastructure bill often becomes.
Conjure doesn't change typing speed; it changes the distance between an idea and a running project. Conversation, file writes, and isolated preview happen in one loop: what you get isn't a snippet, but a real project you can keep iterating on.
Pick a direction or write your own idea. What follows is an interactive illustration on this site; for real project generation, file writes, and isolated preview, open Conjure in Mazmot.
This is an on-site interactive illustration; your input is processed locally only. For real generation, open Conjure in Mazmot.
Conjure connects conversation, project files, preview, and versioning into one workflow. What you get is more than page code — it's a project you can keep editing and running.
Describe the goal and the use case; the AI drafts an implementation plan, then writes the app structure and interface into the project through tools. Not a code snippet in a chat window — an engineering project you can keep iterating on.
OFA.JS / SENTI-UI / CHATOutput lands in the virtual file system, or in an imported local project directory. The app manifest, entry point, project rules, and memory can all be read, edited, and taken with you.
VFS / LOCAL DIRECTORYGenerated apps run in a separate preview domain with no access to main-site user data; push again and refresh to see changes at any time.
ISOLATED BRIDGE / LIVEPreview tools read the console, DOM, and page text, and can click, type, and capture screenshots — so you can locate problems while the app is running.
CONSOLE / DOM / SCREENSHOTProjects keep change snapshots and backups, and can roll back to any version. When it's ready, publish to the Mazmot app list or share it with others over a peer-to-peer link.
SNAPSHOTS / BACKUPS / PUBLISHConjure lands every generation in project files instead of leaving it in a chat window. A typical project holds an app manifest, an entry page, project rules, and conversation memory — and all of those files stay editable.
// Conjure writes this manifest to client/app.json
{
"name": "pomodoro",
"displayName": "Focus Timer",
"icon": "🍅",
"version": "0.1.0",
"entry": "./index.html"
}The faster a generative tool, the more the boundaries matter. Conjure separates AI-generated apps, main-site data, and user keys, so every preview happens inside a controlled environment.
Generated apps run in a separate preview domain with no direct access to main-site user data or IndexedDB; AI-written code stays behind a boundary.
Model keys and network configuration live in the Mazmot main container and are never handed down to the preview app; the preview uses the capabilities it needs through a controlled capability bridge.
Projects write to the virtual file system or a local directory while keeping change snapshots, backups, and version history; every iteration can be traced and restored.
Conjure is already running inside Mazmot. Open it, describe the app you want, and get the first version actually running.