TabbyML/tabby
TabbyML
Self-hosted AI coding assistant

AI coding tools you can run under your own control.
Code
Use this page when developers want local or private AI coding help while keeping model choice and infrastructure under their control.
Repo-aware chat
Continue and Aider are useful when the coding assistant needs to understand codebase context instead of only generating snippets.
Completion-focused
Tabby fits teams that want self-hosted autocompletion and coding assistance without outsourcing the workflow.
Why it works
Self-hosted completion
Tabby is the direct fit for code completion and inline help.
Repo-aware assistance
Continue and Aider work well when the assistant needs to inspect and modify codebases.
Private developer workflows
Use these tools when model choice and code privacy stay inside your infrastructure.
Curated repositories
TabbyML
Self-hosted AI coding assistant
continuedev
⏩ Source-controlled AI checks, enforceable in CI. Powered by the open-source Continue CLI
Aider-AI
aider is AI pair programming in your terminal
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FAQ
A self-hostable tool that helps developers code, review, or navigate repositories with AI while keeping the workflow private.
No. They deserve their own page because the job is developer workflow, not general-purpose assistant chat.