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What's included

An IDE with an AI agent that works on your project

Cody IDE is built on the open source VS Code editor and ships with Cody, an agent that understands your code, plans, edits files and runs commands. The agent lives inside the editor, connected to your Cody account, and every important action goes through your approval.

Ways of working

Choose how the agent works depending on the task.

Ask

Ask anything about your code. It investigates the project with its tools and answers without changing anything.

Plan

Builds a plan or an architecture for what you need. The plan is saved only once you approve it.

Code

Makes real changes: creates and edits files, runs commands and checks the result.

Spec

Spec-driven development: requirements, design, tasks and code, stage by stage, with your sign-off on each one.

Team

A team of specialized roles coordinated by Cody (product, architecture, QA, security, frontend, backend and more) works the task in phases.

What the agent can do

Explore and search code

Reads files, searches the contents of the whole project and finds files by name, without you telling it where to look.

Create and edit files

Applies changes directly to your files, as targeted edits or whole files.

Run commands

Runs commands in the integrated terminal (tests, builds, installs) and uses the output to keep working.

Visible task plan

On multi-step tasks it keeps an up-to-date plan so you know what's done and what's left.

Inline completions

Code suggestions as you type, right in the editor.

Voice dictation

Talk to the agent instead of typing.

Session history

Pick up previous conversations with all their context.

Choose the model

Switch AI models depending on the task, among those available to your account.

MCP and integrations

The agent connects to your tools through MCP (Model Context Protocol). Turn on the connectors you need and the agent can query and work with those systems.

GitHub

Repositories, issues and pull requests, with your personal token.

GitLab

GitLab.com or your own self-hosted instance.

Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket

Atlassian tickets, documentation and repositories with your account.

Figma

Your designs as context, through the Figma Dev Mode MCP server.

Your own MCP servers

Add any MCP server (local or remote) from the project configuration.

Connected to the Cody platform

Your Cody account

Sign in with the same account you use on the web platform.

Acceptance Explorer

Open the analysis of the project you have open in the editor.

Sync your project

Send your project to the platform for analysis.

Agent Cells

Connect the IDE to your agent teams on the platform (Pro plan).

Usage at a glance

Your usage and available credits are shown above the chat.

Secure by design

An agent that edits files and runs commands needs clear limits. These are Cody IDE's.

Confined to your project

It can't read or write outside the folder of the open project.

Protected folders

It doesn't modify git hooks, CI workflows or editor tasks, which could run code on their own.

Your secrets stay unread

.env files, private keys and credentials are out of its reach.

Commands need your approval

Every command is shown before it runs, and data exfiltration patterns are blocked.

External content is data

Whatever comes from files, issues or external pages is treated as information, never as instructions for the agent.

Per-tool permission

Each tool from an MCP server asks for your authorization before its first use.

Pauses on long tasks

On very long jobs the agent stops periodically and asks whether to continue.

Review before applying

With autopilot off, changes stay pending until you accept or reject them.