AI coding adoption, observability, and collaboration in one platform.

CodieDev gets your team trained, aligned, and visible inside their AI coding tools so the ROI shows up.

The companies winning with AI coding aren't the ones with the best tools. They're the ones who built the system around them.

Three things separate them from the rest:

  • Training They invest in teaching the team how to actually use the tools. Untrained teams see 60% lower productivity gains.
  • Collaboration One dev's win becomes the team's capability. Skills, specs, and artifacts get shared instead of trapped on individual laptops.
  • Observability Leaders can see what's happening inside the AI tools. Decisions, tradeoffs, and reasoning get captured instead of disappearing.

CodieDev is all three: an on-site bootcamp to start, an artifact and feed layer for collaboration, and a session-capture platform that gives leaders the visibility they've never had.

Finally, observability for the AI coding era.

Every session captured. Every decision summarized. Every tradeoff searchable. CodieDev turns the unstructured output of your team's AI coding work into institutional knowledge that compounds over time.

  • Know why decisions were made. Sessions are summarized and searchable. Ask the knowledge base: Why did we pick Postgres over Dynamo? What did the team consider for the auth rewrite?
  • See AI adoption actually land. Every engagement starts with an on-site bootcamp, then ongoing platform support. Your team builds real skills, not just access to tools.
  • Stay audit-ready without extra work. Tickets, specs, and decisions are generated as work happens, not reconstructed after the fact.
CodieDev Dashboard — executive summary with session activity, user stats, and recent sessions

Spend less time on the work around the work.

Stay in Claude Code. Skip the meetings, the ticket-writing, the status updates. CodieDev turns your sessions into the artifacts your team needs, automatically.

  • Never write another ticket. Finish a fix or run a research session and CodieDev turns it into a clean, scoped ticket automatically. Forward or reverse, the documentation writes itself.
  • Skip the meeting. Instead of syncing live, ask the knowledge base. Every session, decision, and tradeoff is captured and searchable as work happens.
  • Learn from your peers. See what skills, specs, and workflows your teammates are building through the shared feed and artifact library. One person's breakthrough becomes everyone's shortcut.
  • Push from the terminal. codiedev push this spec. Done. It's backed up, shareable, and out of your local filesystem.

The Artifact Drive

A home for everything your AI agents produce.

Specs. Skills. Design docs. Research sessions. Today they live on one developer's laptop or get awkwardly committed to a repo. The Artifact Drive gives them a real home: version-controlled, searchable, and shared with your team.

Push from the command line. Iterate together. Reuse what works.

Think of it as Dropbox for AI artifacts, except every file is a piece of leverage your whole team can pull on.

The Feed

Where your team's best work gets discovered.

Built a skill that auto-summarizes PRs? Wrote a spec you want feedback on before you build? Share it to the feed straight from your terminal. Teammates can comment, iterate, or pull it into their own session.

One person's workflow becomes everyone's superpower.

CodieDev Feed — share artifacts, react, and collaborate with your team

The Bootcamp

Buying licenses isn't a strategy. Training is.

The research is consistent: organizations that treat AI coding as a process shift, not a tooling shift, see 3x better adoption. Teams without structured training see 60% lower productivity gains than teams with it.

That's why every CodieDev engagement starts on-site. We run an AI coding bootcamp for your engineering team: fundamentals, best practices, real workflows in Claude Code. Then we onboard them to the platform so the momentum compounds instead of fading.

Most teams call the bootcamp alone transformational. The platform is what makes it stick.

Engineering team at a CodieDev bootcamp session, collaborating around code on a large screen

Your tools shouldn't be the only thing getting smarter. Your team should be too.