Draw the feature before anyone writes it.
Describe what you want and get a process diagram of it: the blocks, the flow between them, what is new. You decide the design, so the agents build your idea, not theirs.
Design your project and let agents write the code. Follow every change on a map you already understand.
A place to keep refresh tokens, so users stay signed in after the access token expires. It has no file yet, so there is nothing to open. The agent creates auth/refresh.py when you run it.
Pre-alpha: expect rough edges. Free and runs locally.
curl -fsSL https://codechroma.dev/install.sh | shCode is the agents’ job now. Your job is the design and the decision to accept it, so the map has to be true.
Describe what you want and get a process diagram of it: the blocks, the flow between them, what is new. You decide the design, so the agents build your idea, not theirs.
Start as many agents as you need, each on its own branch. You don't have to watch them type. Step away and work on the next thing.
Every change lands on the same map you planned on. If the pattern and the whole picture match your design, you don't need to read the code inside.
The map is built from the source itself and each block is tied to a specific place in it. Nothing is made up, so what you see is what runs.
Change the code or the canvas and the other side updates right away. Unlike docs, the map stays true after every edit.
Set up workflows with multiple steps and assign agents to carry them out. Let agents implement, review, and fix the code so you can focus on the next idea.
CodeChroma is a desktop app that works locally. Your source code stays with you, and you bring the AI agent you already use.
CodeChroma runs on your machine and does not collect your source code.
Connect the AI provider your company already approves. Its own privacy policy applies.
Free to install on the machines your team already uses.
Free, local, and pre-alpha. Install it, point it at a project and plan your next feature on the map.