Kodezi is an AI coding tool built around debugging. It looks for bugs in your code, applies fixes, can generate code and tests, and keeps documentation in step with the changes. Its products include Kodezi Code and Kodezi Create (a web-based IDE for generating and editing code), a command-line tool, and Kodezi OS for teams that want automated fixes and pull requests across a codebase. The company also promotes its own debugging model, Chronos.
For students the web IDE is the easiest entry point: paste or write code, ask for a fix or new code, and study the corrected version to learn from it. Development teams can connect the CLI and OS products to their repositories for automated pull requests.
The pricing page lists a free plan with web IDE access and 25 credits a day, Kodezi Pro at $9.99 a month with 100 credits a day, and Kodezi OS at $59.99 per user a month for the CLI and team features. Annual billing is advertised at 20% off. The home page also mentions a 14-day trial with no card required.
AI fixes can introduce new bugs. Run your tests after accepting a change, and understand the fix before submitting it for a graded assignment.
