Local-first AI development workspace

Ship with an AI team you can actually inspect.

CodeABC turns a requirement into a reviewed, explainable change set—without asking you to copy prompts between terminals or surrender the steering wheel.

Open source Runs in your repo Ask. Build. Check.
codeabc / requirement live
active requirement00:04:28

Make provider failures
actionable

Architect is shaping the planCodex · progress-aware execution
now
Project context loaded3 decisions · 1 operating model
One requirementbounded teamreviewed change setyour call
01Why CodeABC

The calm center
of an AI workflow.

AI coding tools are powerful. The hard part is knowing what happened after you asked for something—and what deserves your trust.

CodeABC gives your project a durable center: requirements, decisions, provider runs, file provenance, and an independent check in one local workspace.

What we believe
02The operating model

Three moves.
One clear handoff.

CodeABC keeps the shape of the work legible—from the first sentence to the final diff.

01Ask

Turn a direction into a plan.

Give CodeABC the outcome. A configured Architect shapes it into a small, inspectable set of work.

02Build

Let workers do the repo work.

Coder tasks run in sequence with provider fallbacks, bounded questions, and live progress you can follow.

03Check

Keep the final say.

An independent Reviewer checks the change set. You see the files, decisions, and provenance before committing.

03The CodeABC stance

More signal.
Less mystery.

We are building the layer between “go make this” and “here is a diff.” It should feel like a control room, not a black box.

01

Local by default

Your project context, workflow history, and decisions stay in the repository you opened.

02

Bounded on purpose

No runaway agent loops. Work, questions, revisions, and recovery all have edges.

03

Providers underneath

Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and future tools remain replaceable execution layers.

04Start local

Bring your repo.
Keep your judgment.

Install CodeABC, open a project, and give the team a requirement. Your context stays portable and the final commit stays yours.

terminal
$ npm install -g codeabc
$ cd your-project
$ codeabc
  CodeABC · Ask. Build. Check.
  ◉ workspace ready
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Give the work a center.

Ask better.
Ship clearer.

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