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codev-ai

v0.3.8

Published

CoDev — AI Coding Agent Hub. Install, configure, and manage multiple AI coding agents.

Downloads

1,936

Readme

CoDev

CoDev — AI Coding Agent Hub. Install, configure, and manage multiple AI coding agents.

Requires Node.js ≥ 22.5 (Node 24+ recommended).

Install

npm install -g codev-ai

Then run:

codev install

After install, go to your project and type claude, codex, or opencode to launch.

CodeGraph integration

When you run codev install (or codev config), CoDev also installs CodeGraph — a local, MCP-based code-intelligence server — and wires it into each agent you selected (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode), user-wide (--location global). You can drive CodeGraph through CoDev — codev codegraph <args> is equivalent to codegraph <args>.

Initialize your project

cd your-project
codev codegraph init        # initialize + index the current project (one time)
codev codegraph status      # show index status

Switching between self-hosted and proprietary models

CoDev points your agents at a self-hosted AI gateway, but you can flip any agent back to its own provider (Anthropic for Claude Code, OpenAI for Codex, and so on) — and back to the gateway again — whenever you like. Because CoDev backs up your original config before it changes anything, the round-trip is safe and repeatable.

Go back to the proprietary models

Restore each agent's pre-CoDev config:

codev restore claude     # one agent
codev restore codex
codev restore opencode
codev restore            # every agent at once

codev restore <agent> swaps the backup back over the live config, so the agent talks to its own provider again. With no argument, codev restore reverts every agent at once.

Use the self-hosted models

Re-point your already-installed agents at the gateway and pick a model:

codev config

After each switching, if you have a session running, you might need to restart it with claude -c, codex resume, or opencode -c to resume your progress.

Removing CoDev entirely

codev remove

After confirmation, this reverts your machine to its pre-CoDev state — including running codegraph uninstall to remove CodeGraph's MCP wiring from your agents. Add --yes (or -y) to skip the confirmation prompt.

CoDev itself is still installed globally — finish with:

npm uninstall -g codev-ai

Then restart your terminal.