Boxy

✓ verified, sync 2026-08-20

10 checks on record, most recent 2026-11-02 (returned a bot-wall response (not counted as a failure under the 3-miss rule)).

Community scorenot yet rated

First indexed2026-08-20

Observation record.

What was checked ourselves, with dates. Not vendor copy, not a rating.

Address confidence: low. The URL on file may not be Boxy's own domain (for example a marketplace or parked host). The dates below describe checks against that URL; the link between that URL and Boxy itself is not confirmed.

Most recent check 2026-11-02

Result: returned a bot-wall response (not counted as a failure under the 3-miss rule). No successful response recorded yet.

Checked on 10 distinct dates, since 2026-09-03. Checked roughly every 6.7 nights on this listing's own record.

2026-11-022026-10-272026-10-212026-10-152026-10-092026-10-032026-09-272026-09-212026-09-152026-09-03

What this means: the 3-miss rule marks a listing discontinued only after three consecutive failed checks; a bot-wall response never counts toward that streak. the methodology

Price events.

auto-diffed on every sync: the changelog other directories don't keep

No approved price events on record

No approved price change is on record; a change may still be pending review.

What it does.

The vendor's own description, unedited, not our claim.

Boxy is an AI coding assistant embedded within the CodeSandbox environment. Its primary purpose is to help developers unlock new levels of productivity, creativity, and enjoyment while coding. It has access to the user's entire codebase allowing it to have a deep understanding of app context. Key features of Boxy include code refactoring, contextual code generation and meaningful commit message generation. Boxy can refactor associated code directly through the app, taking into consideration the context of the entire project. Boxy can also generate code upon request, automating the process of copying and pasting code manually. Another enhancement by Boxy is the automatic generation of commit messages. By analyzing changes made to a specific branch, Boxy suggests appropriate commit messages, simplifying the process for the developer. Lastly, Boxy also serves as a learning tool for developers. By fielding questions about specific pieces of code or files, Boxy provides explanations and insights, thereby teaching and assisting the user to write better code. Boxy requires manual opt-in for use and is currently available to all Personal Pro and Team Pro subscribers of CodeSandbox.

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