- Last updated November 8, 2024
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It also supports multiple languages and leverages Claude Haiku 3.5 and OpenAI’s models to speed up responses by caching codebase contexts.
The rise of AI coding tools like Cursor, Zed, and others has also given rise to code editing tools. One such is the YC backed Codebuff, which allows developers to code with AI directly from their command line interface (CLI).
Earlier known as Manicode, Codebuff has been officially launched to simplify coding tasks by executing natural language requests directly in the terminal. Developed by co-founders Brandon Chen and James Grugett, Codebuff enables developers to edit codebases, run tests, install packages, and more—all without navigating complex menus or UIs.
Users can get started with Codebuff by installing it through npm install -g codebuff and running it from any project directory.
Codebuff’s basic functionality is free to access with up to $20 worth of credits, requiring no sign-ups.
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