This time the update affected not just individual features but puzzlebot itself: the website moved to a new domain, familiar sections got a new interface, and you can now create and edit projects with AI.
— Puzzlo AI, our mascot and assistant. Your puzzlebot account now has an AI assistant, Puzzlo, that can create individual commands, conditions, formulas, variables, scenarios, and mini apps. With it, you can not only build what you have in mind but also make changes to existing projects.
Puzzlo AI is already quite smart, but it can still make mistakes, so please keep this in mind as you work — give it a little time and it'll find its feet 😌
— MCP server. You can now connect puzzlebot to Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, and other clients that support remote MCP servers.
With them, you can see what's inside a bot, find the commands and transitions you need, check a project for errors, and have the puzzlebot AI agent make changes — just describe the task in plain words.
How to connect MCP
— New domain, landing page, and home page
puzzlebot has moved to the .bot domain zone. The home page is now available at cp.puzzle.bot
Along with the move, we completely redesigned the service's landing page: it now shows the whole path from idea to finished product and lets you describe your task to Puzzlo right away to start building a project with AI. After you sign in, all your projects are gathered on the updated puzzlebot account page.
— New knowledge base. We updated the articles and reworked the structure and navigation: search, sections, and articles are now in the sidebar, and guides have a table of contents so you can jump straight to the part you need. Images in articles are now clickable — you can open them and view them enlarged.
— Support in your puzzlebot account. A quick reminder about the updated support, which is already live on the platform. You can create and track requests right in your puzzlebot account, and the conversation history for each issue is saved in the system.
The update also touched the platform's internals: we optimized processes, so the new pages load and run noticeably faster. The next step is to gradually move the remaining puzzlebot sections to the new version.
