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Codevalanche

One place to work with AI coding agents.

Open your project, give a task to the agent you choose and follow it from the first message to a change you have checked. In the cloud or on your own PC.

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Early access for Windows. Public downloads are in preparation. Supported agents and models vary by build.

Codevalanche on Windows: a finished task in a sample project. The agent lists its steps and a summary, and two changed files wait for review.Codevalanche on Windows: a finished task in a sample project. The agent lists its steps and a summary, and two changed files wait for review.
Codevalanche on Windows, working on a sample project.

Your choice of agent

In the cloud or on your PC. Per task.

The project, the conversation and the review stay in the same place when the agent changes.

In the cloud

Use the coding agents you already have.

Sign in with your own accounts for supported agents such as Claude Code and Codex. They work on your project from inside Codevalanche.

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • More by build

On your PC

Run a model on your own hardware.

When a task should stay on your machine, give it to a supported local model. Same project, same conversation, same review.

  • Local models
  • Where supported

How a task works

From a request to a change you understand.

Give the task a home.

Open a folder that is already on your PC and describe the change in plain words. Each task keeps its own conversation, so you can come back to it without starting from scratch.

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Codevalanche with a sample project open and a task typed into the message box, ready to send.
Codevalanche on Windows, with a sample project.

Several tasks at once.

Each task keeps its own conversation, agent and changes. See which one is working, which one needs you and which one is ready for review.

You decide what stays.

Read every file change and run the checks before you keep the result. A confident answer is where the review starts.

Your project, where it already is.

Open the repository that is already on your PC, with its files, folders and version control. Nothing to import or rebuild.

Questions and answers.

What is Codevalanche?
A desktop app for Windows for coding with AI agents. It opens a project on your computer, lets you give a task to an agent or a local model, keeps the conversation for each task together and shows the changed files and diffs before you keep them.
Who makes Codevalanche?
Radovar, the software company behind this website. Codevalanche is its first product, and codevalanche.com is the product's own website.
How is it different from using Claude Code or Codex directly?
Claude Code and Codex are agents. Codevalanche is the workspace around them: your projects, the choice of agent or local model for each task, the conversation that guided the work and the review of what changed, in one window.
Can I use an existing project?
Yes. Open a local folder or repository and start with a focused task. Keep important work in version control and review changes before committing them.
Which agents can I connect?
The agents and accounts supported by your installed build. Codevalanche is designed around tools such as Claude Code, Codex and supported local models.
Does my code leave my computer?
Your repository stays on disk. A hosted model can still receive prompts and relevant file context, so the provider and runtime you choose determine those boundaries. A supported local model runs on your own hardware. Read more about security
When can I download it?
Codevalanche is in early access for Windows. Early-access builds shipped in June and July 2026, and public downloads are in preparation. codevalanche.com will carry them as soon as they ship. Radovar keeps the early-access release history.

See Codevalanche for yourself.

Current availability, supported agents and downloads are on the product website.

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