Coddy · coding agent In development

A coding agent for real repositories

Coddy plans, edits and reviews code across a whole project — running your tests, respecting your conventions, and proposing changes for a human to approve. The same runtime behind AgenticAuto, pointed at software.

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A second product from AGENTICAUTO LIMITED — early, and being built in the open with our partners.

coddy · task

          # add rate-limiting to the trigger endpoint

          plan   3 steps · 2 files · tests: pytest

          edit   api/routers/triggers.py (+18 −2)

          edit   tests/unit/test_triggers.py (+24)

          test   14 passed, 0 failed · 4.2s

          review awaiting approval → open PR

What Coddy does

The discipline of AgenticAuto, applied to code

The same principles — plan before acting, keep a human in the loop, leave a record — turn out to matter just as much when the process is changing software.

Plan

Reads the whole project first

Coddy maps the change across files and dependencies before it edits anything, so a fix in one place doesn't quietly break another.

Execute

Edits, then runs your tests

It makes the change and runs your existing suite. Nothing is called "done" until the tests it can see are green.

Review

Proposes, a human approves

Changes arrive as a diff or a pull request for review — Coddy suggests, your team decides what merges.

One runtime, two products

Built on the same foundation

Coddy runs on the same multi-agent runtime as AgenticAuto: named agents with their own models and tools, deterministic steps, approval gates and a full record of what ran. If AgenticAuto automates the process your business runs on, Coddy automates the one your engineers do.

How the runtime works

Agents scoped to the tools they're granted — nothing more
A cheap model triages; a stronger one does the hard edits
Every run measured: files touched, tests, time, cost
Your code stays in your environment

Coddy is early — come build it with us

We're onboarding a handful of teams to shape the first release. Bring a repository and a change you keep putting off.

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