Use Codebolt as a serious software agent for coding, review, tests, refactors, repositories, terminals, and multi-agent development work.
Codebolt can start like a familiar coding agent: ask for a change, inspect the repo, edit files, run commands, and review output. The difference is that the same work can continue across CLI, Editor, Cloud, and custom agents without changing engines.
inspect repo
patch files
run tests
explain result
Agents can inspect files, follow project conventions, edit code, run tests, and iterate until the change is coherent. Use the CLI for terminal-first work or the Editor for a visual coding surface.
thread 1 → frontend
thread 2 → backend
thread 3 → tests
thread 4 → docs
Run multiple coding tasks at once instead of one linear chat. Split exploration, implementation, review, docs, and verification across agent threads.
agent A implements
agent B reviews
agent C tests
merge when ready
Agents can review each other's work, identify conflicts, run checks, and prepare changes for merge. Codebolt is built for agent teams, not only individual chat sessions.
Start in the Editor, continue in the CLI, push a long-running job to Cloud, or turn a repeated coding workflow into a custom agent. The engine remains the same, so the context, memory, tools, and plugins can carry forward.
Editor ↔ CLI ↔ Cloud
↘ ↓ ↙
Codebolt engine
memory
agents
plugins
environments