Pochi
Pochi is an open-source AI coding agent built as a VS Code extension that functions as a full-stack teammate. It automates complex development tasks by reading files, executing shell commands, and managing Git worktrees directly within your IDE.
Recent releases added a built-in browser subagent with live streaming, an improved Plan Mode that clarifies requirements before execution, and enhanced task forking capabilities to support iterative debugging.
As of
- Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) model for LLM providers
- Parallel Agents running in isolated Git worktrees
- Built-in browser subagent for web automation and scraping
- Deep GitHub integration for PR management and CI results
- Customizable agent definitions with granular tool access policies
Developers who need an autonomous agent capable of handling complex, multi-step coding tasks, refactoring, and web-based automation within their existing VS Code environment.
Users who do not use VS Code or those who prefer a closed-source, fully managed AI service without local configuration requirements.
Pochi is open-source and free to use with a Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) model for LLM providers. Optional cloud-based services are available for teams requiring shared task histories, team management, and group billing.
Pochi is a powerful, highly extensible developer agent for power users who want deep control over their AI's tools, model providers, and security policies via local configuration.
Is Pochi free?
Pochi is Freemium. Pochi is open-source and free to use with a Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) model for LLM providers. Optional cloud-based services are available for teams requiring shared task histories, team management, and group billing. Check the official site for current plans.
What is Pochi best for?
Developers who need an autonomous agent capable of handling complex, multi-step coding tasks, refactoring, and web-based automation within their existing VS Code environment.
Who makes Pochi?
Pochi is developed by TabbyML. It is listed in the AI-Native IDEs & Editors category on ai.dosa.dev.
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