Hardware Validation & Python Code Converter

Upload your handwritten or typed pseudocode. If peripheral pin/port declarations are missing, conversion is rejected immediately. When accepted, your pseudocode is directly converted into executable VEXcode V5 Python code—preserving your exact logic (even runaway motors!) so you can test it directly on your robot.

× Missing Ports = Rejection
✓ Literal Logic Preserved

1. Select Pseudocode Document

Drop handwritten note or click to browse

Accepts camera photos, scans, and phone images (JPG, PNG)

Client-side compression active (Prevents 503 timeouts)

Gatekeeper Conversion Criteria

1.
Port/Pin Designation Required:

Every peripheral (motor, motor group, LED, bumper, distance sensor) must specify its port/pin (e.g. pin A, pins 1+2, port 3). Missing ports are rejected immediately.

2.
Literal Logic Execution (No Safety Fixes):

If you start a motor without a stop command, the Python code will leave it running indefinitely so you can observe the logic bug during testing.

vexcode_autonomous.py 
# ==============================================================================
# VEXcode V5 Python Autonomous Script
# Gatekeeper Status: Awaiting Pseudocode Submission
# ==============================================================================
# 
# 1. Upload a picture of your handwritten pseudocode on the left.
# 2. Every motor, LED, or sensor MUST declare a port or pin.
# 3. Click "Validate Hardware & Convert" to generate and test your code.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------