AI development workspace
Auto-Coder brings planning, editing, terminal work, project memory and agent orchestration into one development workflow across desktop, web and CLI.
$ auto-coder "build a REST API with auth"
→ Reading project context
→ Writing PLAN.md
→ Implementing auth middleware
→ Adding user routes + tests
✓ Plan complete · changes ready to review
One workspace
Instead of separating chat, editor context, terminal output and planning into disconnected tools, Auto-Coder keeps them tied to the same project.
A desktop shell centered on the Monaco editor with project files, integrated agent conversation and terminal workflows in one place.
async function runAgent(goal) { const plan = await createPlan(goal) return execute(plan)}Continue agent work from a browser with streamed responses and project-aware context.
Trigger agent and orchestration workflows from a terminal when you do not need the full UI.
Keep conventions, architecture notes and prior decisions attached to the project instead of re-explaining them every session.
Find relevant symbols and files quickly so the agent can work from the right context before making changes.
Workflow
The product is designed around a reviewable sequence: understand the project, propose a plan, make changes, surface results and let the user decide what happens next.
Index the project, inspect relevant files and load project memory.
Turn the goal into explicit tasks and an implementation path.
Edit files, run development commands and coordinate specialized agents when needed.
Show what changed, what ran and what still needs attention before the next action.
Interfaces
Same development idea, different working modes.
Best for day-to-day building when you want editor, terminal and agent controls together.
Best for continuing project conversations and agent-assisted work from a browser.
Best for scripted or headless workflows where the terminal is already home.
Before you try it
The goal is to make agent-driven development easier to inspect and operate, not to hide what the system is doing.
Read the workflow guide →Agent workflows are designed to make code changes as part of an explicit project task. You should review generated plans, diffs, commands and results before treating changes as production-ready.
Yes. The Web IDE is deployed and can be opened directly from this site. Desktop and CLI access can still be requested below.
No. Agent output still needs the same engineering checks you would expect from human-written changes: tests, security review, deployment validation and product QA.
Open the Web IDE immediately for the browser workspace. Use the request form below if you want desktop or CLI access or need help with setup.
Desktop / CLI access
For desktop or CLI access, send the request below. A valid email is required for a reply.