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CodeEasy

The command center for the age of AI co-pilots.

CodeEasy is a visual dashboard that gives developers real-time understanding of their codebase alongside AI agent tooling. It visualises architecture seven ways, shows AI-assisted changes as they happen, tracks requirements and decisions, and orchestrates autonomous or human-in-the-loop multi-agent builds.

+ 7 visualization modes
+ Live Claude Code integration
+ ~2k vs ~50k tokens of context
+ AutoCode — autonomous pipeline with 8 stage gates

The layer

Act. CodeEasy is the cockpit where humans direct fleets of coding agents.

The problem

AI co-pilots move fast, but developers lose the thread — context-switching, opaque changes, and no architectural map of what the agents are doing.

What it does

CodeEasy is the command center for AI-assisted development: visualise the codebase seven ways, watch Claude Code make changes live, feed structured context instead of raw files, and orchestrate multi-agent builds with the gates and oversight teams need.

AutoCode — the autonomous coding pipeline

The cockpit is only half the story. AutoCode is CodeEasy’s autonomous coding pipeline — the disciplined path from specification to shipped, run by agents but governed like an engineering org, not a black box. It starts with a user-led workshop that captures the real requirements, frames them across an architecture matrix, and prioritises with MoSCoW. Two agents then run a tight build-and-review feedback cycle, guarded by eight stage gates, hard guardrails, six layers of automatic testing — including live Chrome UI checks — and MCP safeguards. Every decision is captured as the project is built, so the knowledge does not evaporate when the agents move on.

It is the answer to “describe it and it’s built” that actually survives contact with a real codebase — autonomy with the brakes, gates and oversight that make it trustworthy.

See how the pipeline works, stage by stage: the AutoCode pipeline.

Who it’s for

Developers using AI co-pilots for rapid prototyping, teams building with Claude Code, and consultancies managing complex codebases.

Watch

A walkthrough of AutoCode and the user-led workshop — how a spec becomes a shipped product.

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