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Codebuff is a terminal-native AI coding assistant that uses a multi-agent architecture to perform complex, codebase-wide changes. It automatically selects relevant files and coordinates specialized agents—such as planners, editors, and reviewers—to execute tasks and run terminal commands.

Launched custom models for improved file-picking, added checkpoints for reverting changes, integrated support for reading browser console logs, and released a TypeScript SDK for custom agent workflows.

As of

  • Multi-agent orchestration for complex coding tasks
  • Full codebase awareness with automatic context selection
  • Model flexibility via OpenRouter and local LLM support
  • TypeScript SDK for custom tools and CI/CD integration
  • Integrated terminal command execution and test verification
✓ Best For

Developers who need to make wholesale, multi-file code changes, implement complex features, or perform refactoring across large projects directly from their terminal.

✗ Not Ideal For

Developers looking for a simple, IDE-native autocomplete tool or those who prefer a single-model, subscription-based experience with minimal setup or terminal interaction.

Freemium

Offers a free tier (Freebuff or free monthly credits), a pay-as-you-go credit system (1¢ per credit), and managed paid tiers starting at $100/mo. The open-source CLI version is free to self-host using your own model provider API keys or local models.

Codebuff is a powerful, highly customizable terminal agent that excels at complex, multi-file architectural changes by prioritizing context management and multi-agent coordination over simple code completion.
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Is Codebuff free?

Codebuff is Freemium. Offers a free tier (Freebuff or free monthly credits), a pay-as-you-go credit system (1¢ per credit), and managed paid tiers starting at $100/mo. The open-source CLI version is free to self-host using your own model provider API keys or local models. Check the official site for current plans.

What is Codebuff best for?

Developers who need to make wholesale, multi-file code changes, implement complex features, or perform refactoring across large projects directly from their terminal.

Who makes Codebuff?

Codebuff is developed by Codebuff. It is listed in the Terminal & CLI Agents category on ai.dosa.dev.

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