Welcome to Coodoo

Coodoo is a software team on your computer. You say what you want, and Coodoo has two AI developers, Claude Code and Codex, build it. They research, design, plan, write the code, review each other's work and put it on GitHub. You focus on your idea, not on how to build it.

Tip: Press F1 anywhere in the app, or click the question mark in the top right, to open this documentation.

What Coodoo does for you

• From idea to working code. You write a goal in plain language, like "A login page with email and password". Coodoo turns it into a plan with separate tasks and works through them one by one.
• A real team, not just a chatbot. There's a developer, a researcher, a designer and a reviewer. You can give each role to Claude or Codex. That way one AI checks the other's work.
• Testing and looking for itself. After every task, Coodoo starts your app, opens it and checks whether it works, just like a person would. If it doesn't work, the developer fixes that first.
• Security like an experienced developer. Coodoo watches for passwords in the code, holes in dependencies, known bad patterns and what your app gives away by accident.
• Tidy on GitHub. Every goal gets its own branch, commits are in your name, and you merge finished work with a few clicks.
• Everything it needs. If your project is missing Node.js, Python or Java, Coodoo sets it up for you.
• Protected. Fixed safety rules (failsafes) make sure the agents never delete your repository, rewrite history or leak keys.

How it works in short

1. You open a project from GitHub (or create a new one).
2. You add one or more goals to the queue.
3. You start the autopilot.
4. Coodoo works through the goals: research, design, plan, build, review, test.
5. Finished work is on its own branch. With Merge you put it into your main branch.

You can watch along the whole time: the Run window shows live what the agents are doing, and the dashboard shows the progress of each task.

Where do I start?

• Nothing installed yet? Read What you need.
• Ready to begin? Follow Your first project.
• Want to find your way around the screen first? Read the Tour.
• A word you don't know? Check the Glossary.