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Codeteel

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Open-source AI coding agent — Slack, Telegram, Discord, Web

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Open-source AI coding agent — Slack, Telegram, Discord, Web

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Self-hosted AI coding agent that connects to your local Ollama models. Code from Web, Slack, Telegram, or Discord. ReAct architecture, human-in-the-loop plan approval, deterministic edits, PR creation. Supports DeepSeek, Llama, Qwen, Mistral, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini. Free, open source, privacy-first.

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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Vicky, the builder behind Codeteel. I built this because every AI coding tool I tried had the same problem — my code was leaving my machine. As someone who works with enterprise clients, that's a non-starter. So I built an AI coding agent that runs entirely on your infrastructure. No code ever leaves your servers. Here's what makes Codeteel different: - Self-hosted — your code stays on your machine. Run local models with Ollama for zero API costs, or bring your own cloud provider (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and more) - Chat from anywhere — request code changes from Web, Slack, Telegram, or Discord. Whichever platform your team already uses - Not just autocomplete — it reads your entire codebase (vector embeddings for every file), understands context, generates a plan, and creates pull requests - Human-in-the-loop — every change goes through a review-and-approve flow before it touches your code. No yolo commits - Open source — fork it, extend it, audit it. 95%+ E2E test success rate across 30+ languages The workflow is simple: 1. Connect your GitHub repos → Codeteel indexes and understands your codebase 2. Ask for changes in chat → it generates a plan for you to review 3. Approve → it creates a PR with clean, deterministic edits Built with ReAct architecture, AES-256-GCM encryption, OAuth token security, and branch protection enforcement. I'd love to hear — what's stopping you from using AI coding tools at work today? Is it privacy, accuracy, or something else?

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1d ago

Finally got it running against my local Ollama setup and the plan approval step genuinely surprised me, it's way more useful than I expected for catching bad ideas before they hit the repo.

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5h ago

Ran it against a local Qwen model yesterday and the deterministic edits kept everything clean without me babysitting. Love that I can kick off a task from Slack without leaving the chat.

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5h ago

Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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1d ago

Finally got it running against my local Ollama setup and the plan approval step genuinely surprised me, it's way more useful than I expected for catching bad ideas before they hit the repo.

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5h ago

Ran it against a local Qwen model yesterday and the deterministic edits kept everything clean without me babysitting. Love that I can kick off a task from Slack without leaving the chat.

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5h ago