About Coder
Coder is self-hosted software for running developer workspaces and AI coding agents on your own infrastructure. Enterprises use it to control model access, agent permissions and audit logging in one place.
What it does
Coder runs standard workspaces that developers and agents can both use, so environments stay consistent. Administrators decide which AI models are available and what agents are allowed to do inside a workspace. Audit logging records activity across AI usage, which supports compliance reviews. Teams can use any model they choose, including models hosted on their own systems.
Key features
- Self-hosted workspace environments
- Native AI coding agent
- Central model access and policy control
- Audit logging across AI usage
Who it's for
Enterprises and public-sector teams that need control over where code and data run. Engineering organizations that want developers to use several AI models without giving up governance.
Pricing and good to know
The core software is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license, which is listed on the project repository. The company also offers a premium edition and a trial through its site. AGPL has conditions for modified software that is offered over a network, so have your legal team review them before you deploy a changed version.
Highlights
- Self-hosted workspaces for developers and agents
- Native AI coding agent with your choice of model
- Central model access and policy controls
- Audit logging across AI usage
