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Build faster with AskCodi: multi-model AI chat, code generation, refactoring, and custom agents. OpenAI-compatible API, IDE integrations, and developer-first workflows.
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AskCodi - AI Coding Assistant, Multi-Model Chat & Developer Tools | AskCodi
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AskCodi - AI Coding Assistant, Multi-Model Chat & Developer Tools | AskCodi
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Finished tasks now require Codi's review before completion, no agent can merge into the working branch without user approval, and shared workspaces gain members and presence. Also adds session-based activity, one Codi turn per batch of answers, and keeps a spe
View source [1]Desktop 0.0.85 requires Codi's review before any task is marked done, surfaces every outcome in chat, and prevents agents from merging into the working branch without user approval.
View source [1]Every finished task now goes through Codi's review before counting as done, outcomes land visibly in chat, and no agent can merge into the user's working branch — approving the merge is always the user's click.
View source [1]Version 0.0.85 routes every finished task through Codi's review, surfaces outcomes in chat, and requires user approval before any agent can merge. Also adds shared workspaces with presence, session-based activity, and one Codi turn per batch.
View source [1]Engine failover lets Codi retry on the next connected engine when one hits a usage or auth limit, a cost-metering bug inflating Codex/gateway spend by ~100x is fixed, sessions become deletable, and importing the Claude CLI login now requires explicit opt-in.
View source [4]AskCodi released version 1.0.15, introducing AskCodi Desktop — a local-first AI engineering team that plans work via a CTO agent, builds in isolated git worktrees, and keeps code on the developer's laptop by default.
View source [2]AskCodi launches its Desktop product, described as an AI engineering team running locally, where a CTO agent plans work and specialists build in isolated git worktrees.
View source [2]Launches AskCodi Desktop: a local-first AI engineering team with a CTO agent planning work, specialists building in isolated git worktrees, and nothing leaving the user's machine unless they ship it.
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Desktop 0.0.84 adds mid-conversation engine failover when a provider limit resets, fixes a cost-metering bug that inflated Codex/gateway spend by ~100x, allows session deletion, and prompts before importing Claude CLI login.
View source [1]Added mid-conversation engine failover when an engine hits a usage limit or auth/credit failure; fixed a cost-metering bug that inflated Codex/gateway spend by ~100x; sessions are now deletable; Claude CLI login is no longer imported without consent.
View source [4]Desktop 0.0.84 adds engine failover so a rate-limited provider no longer stops Codi, fixes a ~100x cost-metering bug for Codex/gateway spend, and makes Claude CLI login import opt-in.
View source [4]AskCodi release 0.0.83 introduces an anonymous, opt-in feed of CTO routing decisions to support public savings reporting, off by default in the EU/UK pending consent.
View source [2]Desktop 0.0.83 adds an anonymous, opt-in feed of CTO routing decisions (model name, token counts, cost) gated by a Detailed analytics toggle, off by default in EU/UK pending consent.
View source [5]Adds an anonymous, opt-in feed of CTO routing decisions intended to back public savings figures. The feed is off by default in the EU/UK until the consent dialog is answered, and a Settings → Privacy toggle disables it everywhere.
View source [1]Introduced anonymous, opt-in routing telemetry when Detailed analytics is enabled, controlled by the same privacy setting. The release sends model and token metadata but excludes prompts, code, file paths, project and workspace names, branches, and commits.
View source [5]Adds an anonymous, opt-in feed of CTO routing decisions to validate the routing savings story; off by default in the EU/UK until the consent dialog is answered, with a single toggle in Settings → Privacy.
View source [1]Desktop 0.0.83 adds an anonymous, opt-in feed of CTO routing decisions gated by a privacy toggle, with EU/UK off by default until consent.
View source [5]Version 0.0.82 corrected the CTO chat header so the displayed model matches the model actually running, enabled per-turn cost tracking, and added quality-of-life improvements for multi-workspace users.
View source [2]The CTO chat header was corrected to show the actual running model, cost tracking was turned on for every chat turn, and multi-workspace quality-of-life improvements shipped.
View source [2]AskCodi release 0.0.82 corrects the CTO chat header's model display to match the running model, adds cost tracking per chat turn, and improves multi-workspace workflows.
View source [2]Made the model selector honest (no longer showing Opus while the engineer ran on Sonnet), enabled cost tracking for every chat turn, and added quality-of-life improvements for working across multiple workspaces.
View source [2]Corrected chat model labels to show the model actually running and enabled per-turn cost tracking and Saved-versus-Opus reporting. Added multi-workspace support and nested sub-chats while fixing stale cost calculations and session-creation failures.
View source [6]Version 0.0.82 corrects the CTO chat header so the displayed model matches the running model, enables per-turn cost tracking in every chat, and adds multi-workspace quality-of-life improvements.
View source [1]Corrects the CTO chat header so the displayed model matches the engineer actually running (no more showing Opus while Sonnet executes). Turns on cost tracking for every chat turn and adds workspace quality-of-life improvements.
View source [1]Desktop 0.0.82 fixes the CTO chat header to show the model actually running, enables per-turn cost tracking, and improves multi-workspace workflow.
View source [1]Made the model selector honest in the CTO chat header, enabled cost tracking for every chat turn, and added quality-of-life improvements for working across multiple workspaces.
View source [1]AskCodi Desktop launches as a local-first AI engineering team app: a CTO agent plans work, specialists build in isolated git worktrees, and code stays on the machine unless shipped.
View source [1]Launches AskCodi Desktop, a local-first AI engineering team where a CTO agent plans work and specialist agents build in parallel in isolated git worktrees.
View source [1]Version 1.0.15 launches AskCodi Desktop: a local-first AI engineering team where a CTO agent plans work, specialists build in isolated git worktrees, and code stays on the laptop until shipped.
View source [1]AskCodi Desktop 1.0.15 launches a local-first AI engineering team app: a CTO agent plans work, specialists build in isolated git worktrees, and code stays on the user's machine unless shipped.
View source [1]Version 1.0.14 delivered a reworked web chat supporting per-chat models and keys, a prompt library on the slash key, attachable skills, MCP servers, side-by-side model compare, and the ability to fork from any message.
View source [2]Released a rebuilt web chat with per-chat models and keys, a prompt library on the slash key, attachable skills, MCP servers, side-by-side model compare, and fork-from-any-message.
View source [2]AskCodi ships a redesigned web chat featuring per-chat model and key selection, a slash-key prompt library, attachable skills, MCP servers, side-by-side model compare, and message forking.
View source [2]Released a major web chat update adding per-chat models and keys, a prompt library on the slash key, attachable skills, MCP servers, side-by-side model compare, and fork from any message.
View source [2]Web chat gains per-chat models and keys, a prompt library on the slash key, attachable skills, MCP servers, side-by-side model compare, and fork from any message.
View source [1]Added per-chat models and keys, a slash-key prompt library, attachable skills, MCP servers, side-by-side model compare, and fork-from-any-message.
View source [1]Web chat adds per-chat models and API keys, a slash-key prompt library, attachable skills and MCP servers, side-by-side model compare, and fork-from-any-message.
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