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JaCode

AI Coding Assistant · Multi-Model · Dual-Model Conversations · In Development

JaCode is a next-generation AI coding assistant currently in active development. Its design goal is to move past single-model coding tools by introducing dual-model conversations — two AIs collaborating in real time across debate, pair-programming, plan-execute, and verify modes — with a hybrid execution model that can route between local and cloud providers. The product is pre-release; feature descriptions below describe the designed capabilities, not currently shipping functionality.

Development Status

JaCode is in active development and has not shipped a public release. The features described below represent the product's designed capabilities — they are not currently available to customers. Follow DDG for launch updates.

Designed Capabilities

Designed as a multi-model architecture — targeting Claude, GPT-4, Ollama, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint
Planned dual-model conversations — two models collaborating in debate, pair-programming, plan-execute, and verify modes
Planned hybrid execution — local inference alongside cloud APIs with automatic fallback
Planned developer workflow automation — hooks, permissions, task management, and session persistence
Planned agent system with specialized sub-agents for build validation, code review, and verification
Planned MCP (Model Context Protocol) extensibility for custom tool integrations

The Core Idea — Dual-Model Conversations

Today's AI coding assistants pair a human with a single model. JaCode's design explores what happens when two models work together in structured conversation modes — each with its own specialty, its own perspective, and the ability to challenge the other before code ships to the user.

DEBATE
Adversarial Review

One model proposes, the other argues the opposite. User sees both positions before deciding.

PAIR
Pair Programming

Two models trade driver/navigator roles in a shared buffer, catching each other's blind spots.

PLAN → EXECUTE
Separation of Concerns

A planning model writes the spec; an execution model implements it. Cleaner edits, less drift.

VERIFY
Independent Audit

One model writes code, a second model reviews it against the original intent before commit.

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