CodeAF
CodeAF is an open-source software factory from AgentField built to run on open models. It ships ready-made specialist agents you call with slash commands, one to build features like a senior developer, one to audit code for security issues and one to review GitHub pull requests, and spreads the work across a pool of models to balance cost and quality.
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About CodeAF
CodeAF is listed in our coding category and is aimed at builders. CodeAF is an open-source software factory from AgentField built to run on open models. It ships ready-made specialist agents you call with slash commands, one to build features like a senior developer, one to audit code for security issues and one to review GitHub pull requests, and spreads the work across a pool of models to balance cost and quality. Pricing, as the maker states it: Open source. Maturity: Active. We last checked the official link on 2026-10-24.
CodeAF at a glance
- Category: Coding
- Built for: Developers and teams building with AI agents
- Pricing: Open source (as the maker states it)
- GitHub: Agent-Field/CodeAF · 537 stars (as of Oct 24, 2026)
- Official site: agentfield.ai/codeaf
- Listed on AgentScout: Oct 24, 2026
CodeAF FAQ
What is CodeAF?
CodeAF is an open-source software factory from AgentField built to run on open models. It ships ready-made specialist agents you call with slash commands, one to build features like a senior developer, one to audit code for security issues and one to review GitHub pull requests, and spreads the work across a pool of models to balance cost and quality.
How much does CodeAF cost?
CodeAF's pricing, as the maker states it: Open source. Open-source tools are free to use, though you may still pay for model API usage or a hosted plan. Check the official site for current plans.
Where can I find CodeAF's source code?
On GitHub at Agent-Field/CodeAF, which had 537 stars as of Oct 24, 2026.
What are alternatives to CodeAF?
Similar tools include Qodo, Kilo Code, MiMo Code, Kodus, PR Lens and Orbi.
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