Fix checkout timeout
Add resilient retry logic with jitter to prevent transient payment timeouts.
Software development is fragmented.
Engineers spend over 60% of their day context-switching across disconnected tools: reading code in an IDE, searching docs in a browser, pasting snippets into AI chat, running terminal commands, reviewing GitHub PRs, and getting paged on mobile.
“Developers don’t need another place to chat with an AI. They need a system that understands the project and can actually operate it.”
Kodium unifies your repository context, test runner, git state, agent execution, and mobile telemetry into one sovereign command center.
Kodium is not another coding assistant.
Generic copilots wait for prompts and output unverified snippets. Kodium operates as a persistent command center with three sovereign foundations:
Persistent Project Brain
Understands how the entire codebase fits together before writing a single line of code.
- Repository AST & Schemas
- Architecture Call-Graphs
- Dependencies & Lockfiles
- Git History & Blame Telemetry
- Test Suites & Runtime State
Sandboxed Agent Execution
Autonomous agents operate directly in ephemeral execution sandboxes.
Permission Boundaries
The developer defines what the agent is allowed to do. You stay in control.
How Kodium Works
Kodium is not a chatbot. It is a persistent command plane that converts developer intent into verified engineering execution.
01.Connect Repository
Integrate your version control and initialize the project workspace
It understands the project, not just the prompt.
Kodium constructs and updates a continuous knowledge graph of your entire repository. When you or an agent asks a question, Kodium navigates the true architecture — tracing imports, call-stacks, environment configs, and documentation in milliseconds.
From question to shipped code.
Every step is transparent, sandboxed, and verified. Kodium replaces guesswork with a deterministic five-phase software lifecycle.
// Developer Command (Desktop or Phone Voice): > "Add exponential retry handling with jitter to payment requests to mitigate transient Stripe 408 timeout spikes during peak load." [Kodium Context Engine] - Loaded Project: PLATESIGHT - Target Boundary: src/services/payment.ts, tests/payment.test.ts - Execution Sandbox: Ephemeral isolated container v1.4
Live Agent Terminal Stream.
Every step an agent takes is streamed with timestamped precision. Watch repository indexing, call-stack tracing, live documentation retrieval, and test execution happen in real time.
You decide how autonomous your agents are.
Autonomy is not all-or-nothing. Kodium establishes strict, programmable permission boundaries so agents never perform unapproved destructive actions.
Balanced velocity. Safe operations (code edits, test execution, local commits) execute autonomously in sandboxes. Remote pushes and deployments require manual sign-off.
Your development environment follows you.
Your workstation runs the heavy work. Your phone keeps you in control.
You don’t have to stay glued to your desk. When an alert fires or a feature needs reviewing, your phone acts as a high-fidelity command and control surface. Direct agents, review verified patches, and approve production deploys from anywhere.
Stripe API 408 timeout regression. Missing exponential backoff wrapper in charges.create.
Stripe API 408 timeout regression. Missing exponential backoff wrapper in charges.create.
Developers and agents work from the same state.
Kodium isn’t another messaging channel or ticket tracker. Collaboration happens directly around the living project: active branches, shared AST brains, running sandbox tasks, and verified agent diffs.
Ship software without sitting at your desk.
A production emergency shouldn’t force you to rush back to your desk or open your laptop in a taxi.
Production Alert Triggered
Developer is away at dinner. An automated PagerDuty/Sentry alert fires: 18% latency spike on checkout API.
The developer never opened their laptop.
From initial triage, to sandbox verification, to production release in 4 minutes flat.
One control plane. Multiple execution layers.
Kodium decouples client command surfaces from backend execution sandboxes and model providers. Your project state remains unified, sovereign, and secure.
Model-Agnostic Engine
Pluggable LLM router supporting Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, OpenAI, or local vLLM nodes.
Continuous Project Brain
Incremental AST parsing, dependency graphs, and git telemetry indexed in memory.
Hardened Execution Sandbox
Ephemeral container runtime with strictly isolated network and filesystem jail.
Deterministic Git Workflows
Atomic commit generation, branch creation, rebase resolution, and PR creation.
Autonomous Web Research
Headless browser sandbox for real-time SDK documentation & GitHub issue triage.
Cryptographic Permissions
Developer-enforced capability gates for destructive cloud and deployment actions.
Realtime Telemetry Stream
Low-latency WebSocket event loop streaming agent tool calls, tests, and diffs.
Mobile Sovereign Control
Encrypted iOS/Android command plane with biometric approval gates.
Bring the model you trust.
Kodium is the control layer, not the model. Our architecture is engineered so you can swap, route, or self-host models according to latency, cost, and strict enterprise privacy policies.
Google Gemini 2.5 / 3.0
Designed for massive 1M+ token repository context
Anthropic Claude 3.7 Sonnet
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OpenAI o3 / GPT-4o
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Local Models (Ollama / vLLM)
Designed for air-gapped & zero-data-leakage environments
Engineered for real engineering workflows.
Four everyday developer challenges solved with unified persistent context and sandboxed agent execution.
“Explain how authentication flows through this repository.”
- Traces Edge Middleware → JWT Validator → PostgreSQL tenant session
- Visualizes public vs protected route boundary in seconds
- Generates interactive mermaid sequence diagram with referenced line numbers
[Kodium Brain Graph: Auth Pipeline] 1. src/middleware.ts -> Extracts Bearer JWT & checks expiration 2. src/services/auth.ts -> Verifies RS256 signature against JWKS 3. src/api/routes/*.ts -> Injects authenticated UserSession context 4. Outcome: 14 protected route handlers mapped with 0 vulnerabilities
Take control of your development environment.
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