Make AI Agents
Actually Productive
Open-source tools that give AI agents real memory. Privacy-first, so your data always stays yours.
Our Products
Each tool solves a real problem. No bloat, no lock-in.
Uteke
Offline-first semantic memory for AI agents
Cora Code
BYOK code review, right in your terminal
CorIn
Desktop knowledge workstation
TrapFall
Self-hosted error capture engine
Rungu
Lightweight feedback board
Coflui
CLI framework for Rust services
Covecto
Dual-engine image vectorization CLI
Latest from the Blog
Engineering deep-dives from the CodeCora team on agent memory and privacy-first tooling.
Why CodeCora?
Your Data Stays Yours
Privacy-first by design: your code and context stay on your machine. No cloud calls to hand your data over.
Fast Because Rust
Single binary, no runtime needed. Recall and search happen in milliseconds because Rust makes these tools noticeably snappy.
Use One or Use All
Each tool works standalone. No vendor lock-in, no forced ecosystem. Start with one, add more if you need them.
Questions, answered
Short answers to the questions we hear most. Everything here is verifiable in the public repos.
Cora installs with one command: curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/codecoradev/cora-code/main/install-bundle.sh | sh. Uteke, CorIn, and TrapFall publish binaries on their GitHub Releases pages: download the archive for your platform and run the binary.
Each tool is a single native binary. No runtime to install and no cloud account to create. They run on modest hardware, and Uteke’s embeddings run entirely on CPU.
Onto your disk, not ours. Uteke stores memories in a local SQLite database, and CorIn works on local files. Cora is BYOK: the review context goes to the LLM provider you configure with your own API key, and nothing goes to us. There is no CodeCora cloud holding your data.
No. Each tool works standalone with no vendor lock-in. Plenty of people run just Uteke or just Cora. Start with the one that solves a problem you have today and stop there.
The tools are free to download and self-host, with source available on GitHub. Cora is BYOK: you pay your own LLM provider for what you use. There is no CodeCora subscription.
Yes. Every tool is developed in the open at github.com/codecoradev. Bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests are welcome. For deeper technical docs, start with the Uteke documentation.