JACoB is an open source, AI-powered coding agent that helps in writing, reviewing, and integrating production-level code.
JACoB automates mundane tasks, reviews code for quality and security, and adapts code generation to team standards.
Yes, JACoB is an open-source tool, allowing users to inspect and customize the source code.
Yes, JACoB integrates easily with tools such as GitHub and Figma.
While JACoB can be used out of the box, customization can be done via a JSON file to fit specific workflows.
Unlike some coding tools that offer snippet suggestions, JACoB manages end-to-end coding tasks, from writing to code review.
Users may need time to set up JACoB and understand JSON customization, especially if new to these processes.
JACoB can be run locally or via secure hosted containers.
JACoB is customizable to match any team's unique coding style through configuration.
JACoB's code repository is available under the MIT license.