Betopia Coder

A terminal-first AI coding agent that works with your codebase.

Betopia Coder runs in your terminal and helps you build, understand, debug, and maintain software through natural-language conversations. It can inspect and edit files, run commands, work with Git, and coordinate specialized agents across larger development tasks.

Connect it to Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Amazon Bedrock, local Ollama-compatible models, Betopia AI, and other supported providers.

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Get started

Betopia Coder requires Node.js 18 or later when installed through npm.

Install the CLI globally:

npm install -g @betopia/betopia-cli

Navigate to your project and start Betopia Coder:

cd your-project
betopia

Follow the prompts to configure a provider and begin working with your codebase.

What you can do

• Build features, fix bugs, and refactor code.
• Ask questions about unfamiliar codebases.
• Run tests, formatters, linters, and development commands.
• Review changes and handle common Git workflows.
• Plan complex work before changing files.
• Connect external tools and data through MCP servers.
• Use multiple specialized agents for larger tasks.

Updating

Install the newest npm release:

npm install -g @betopia/betopia-cli@latest

Betopia Coder also checks for new releases when it starts and lets you update, skip a version, or be reminded later.

How the npm package works

This package is a lightweight launcher for the Betopia Coder binary. During installation, it downloads the release that matches the package version, your operating system, and your CPU architecture. The downloaded Go binary remains the CLI runtime.

Supported platforms:

| Operating system | Architectures | | --- | --- | | macOS | Apple silicon (arm64), Intel (x64) | | Linux | arm64, x64 | | Windows | arm64, x64 |

Data and privacy

Requests are sent to the model provider you configure and are subject to that provider's data policies. You can use a local Ollama-compatible provider when you want model inference to remain on your own infrastructure.

To disable Betopia Coder usage telemetry, set either of these environment variables before starting the CLI:

DO_NOT_TRACK=1
CRUSH_DISABLE_METRICS=1

Reporting bugs

Found a bug or have a feature request? Open an issue in the Betopia Coder repository. Include your operating system, CLI version, and reproduction steps when possible.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. See the source repository for development and contribution guidance.

License

Betopia Coder is available under the MIT License.