CodeGPT by Judini

CodeGPT by Judini develops an AI coding assistant and agent that runs inside developer environments including VS Code, JetBrains IDEs and Visual Studio. The agent is designed to read a codebase, propose an editable plan, and then write code, with each step, including file reads and suggested edits, visible for user approval. It can run terminal commands, pausing for approval before mutating operations. Supporting capabilities include MCP-based connections to external APIs, documentation and databases; configurable rules that constrain generated code to internal standards; and live tracking of context usage.

The product is model-agnostic: users can select among Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, or open models served locally via Ollama and LM Studio, switching models per task, and can supply their own API keys or use CodeGPT credits. The company describes a privacy-first architecture in which code does not leave the user's control unless a cloud model is explicitly selected.

Beyond the IDE assistant, the platform has been described as offering creation and selection of custom AI coding agents from an online marketplace, sharing of assistants within an organization, use of internal documentation as context, GitHub repository synchronization, context management, API access for building customized AI solutions, integrations with Discord, Slack and MS Teams, and an on-premises deployment option for enterprises.

Business model

CodeGPT distributes an AI coding assistant as IDE extensions and sells access through a tiered subscription: a free plan with 10 daily interactions on economy models, a $1.00 welcome credit for premium models, unlimited use when users bring their own API keys, and pay-as-you-go credit top-ups; a $10/month Professional plan ($9/month billed annually) adding unlimited economy-model use, unlimited autocomplete, access to premium models such as Claude, GPT and Gemini, and a monthly premium-task allowance; and a $30/user/month Teams plan ($27/user/month billed annually) adding pooled team credits, centralized billing and an admin dashboard with usage statistics. Enterprise and AI-first services are handled through direct sales contact. The company states it does not profit by metering usage, and users may supply their own model API keys so that model usage is billed to them directly.

Subscription software with per-seat pricing for teams, prepaid credits for premium model usage, and enterprise/services agreements.

Traction

The company's site reports more than 2 million installs and lists teams at McKinsey, Walmart, Decathlon, Geidea, Siemens, Make, Zoho, Indeed, Zapier, Globant, Equifax, EY and Verizon as users. Techstars lists the company at 11-50 employees and seed stage.