Introducing BuildStax: the AI coding agent · Read the launch notes

The AI coding agent that runs your code.

BuildStax plans, edits, and verifies changes in your terminal — grounded in your whole repo.

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Languages supported
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AI models integrated

How BuildStax works

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Ground it in your repo.

BuildStax indexes your whole codebase, so the agent reasons about real symbols, types, and call sites — not stale snippets or guesswork.

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02

Run, edit, and verify.

BuildStax executes commands, edits files, and runs your tests, fixing failures before a change ever ships to a branch.

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Ship from the terminal.

Open branches, push commits, and draft pull requests without leaving your shell — every step reviewable and reversible.

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ONE LOOP, PROMPT TO PR

From a one-line prompt to a merged pull request.

01

Ground it in your repo.

BuildStax indexes the codebase and reads the relevant files, so every decision is grounded in real code — not a guessed API or a stale snippet.

02

Plan, then execute.

It breaks the task into steps and proposes a plan you can edit. Then it runs commands, edits files, and iterates against your tests in your actual environment.

03

Review every change.

Each diff is reviewable and reversible. Approve a step, refine it, or roll back with a single keystroke — nothing ships until you say so.

04

Ship the pull request.

Open a branch, push commits, and draft the PR with a summary diff. BuildStax verifies the change passes your checks before it leaves your machine.

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Loved by developers

Here's what developers shipping with BuildStax are saying

"BuildStax is the first agent that actually runs my test suite before opening a PR. It caught a regression I would have shipped straight to main."
M Mara Chen @mara.dev
"I stopped writing boilerplate. I describe the change, BuildStax edits the files, runs the linter, and opens the PR. I just review the diff."
D Dev Patel @devpatel
"Context is the whole game. BuildStax indexed our monorepo and the agent stopped hallucinating APIs that don't exist."
L Lena Ortiz @lenaortiz
"It plans, executes, and verifies — then hands me a clean diff. Feels like pairing with someone who actually read the codebase first."
T Theo Nakamura @theo.codes

Your agent, in motion.

From a single command to a merged pull request, BuildStax runs the whole loop in your environment.

Repo context

Index the whole codebase. The agent reasons about real symbols, types, and call sites — not guesswork.

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Tool use

Run shell commands, edit files, and call your APIs. Every action is logged and reversible.

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gittestlint

Plans

Break a task into steps you can review and edit before anything runs.

plan.md
7 stepseditable

Verify

Run your tests and linters. BuildStax fixes failures and only ships changes that pass.

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Pull requests

Open branches, push commits, and draft PRs with a summary diff — without leaving the terminal.

feat/auth
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Pricing

Pick the capacity that matches your workflow.

Start small. Scale usage when you need it.

Capacity multiples compare included agent usage to Hobby. Prepaid credit covers overflow.

Personal projects

Hobby

Starter

For tinkering with agentic coding on personal projects.

$120 / yr
$8 / mo

Billed annually at $96/yr

Save $24/yr

Get started

Core workflow:

  • Terminal agent
  • Repo context
  • Tool use
  • Plans
  • Code review

Daily development

Professional

Most popular

For developers shipping code daily with background automation.

$300 / yr
$20 / mo

Billed annually at $240/yr

Save $60/yr

Get started

Everything in Hobby, plus:

  • Background agents
  • Test verification
  • Parallel tasks

Teams and compliance

Power

Custom capacity

For teams that need security controls, self-hosting, and guaranteed support.

$1,200 / yr
$80 / mo
15×

Billed annually at $960/yr

Save $240/yr

Get started

Everything in Engineer, plus:

  • SSO / SAML + audit logs
  • Self-hosted and on-prem models
  • Priority support + SLA

Other ways to use BuildStax

Free access and flexible overflow.

Try the product first, then add prepaid credit only when included capacity is not enough.

Free

No card required

Try BuildStax with monthly usage limits. Bring your own API key, or use our free models.

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Prepaid Top-Ups

Overflow credit

Use prepaid credit for overflow after your included capacity, or for pay-per-token models. See per-token pricing ->

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Cancel anytime No setup fees Upgrade or downgrade instantly Credit never expires

Frequently asked

Short answers to the billing questions that usually slow teams down.

Yes - upgrade or downgrade instantly. Changes are prorated automatically.

It never expires. Use prepaid credit for overflow after included capacity, or for pay-per-token models.

Not by default. An optional opt-in, disabled unless you enable it, shares anonymized snippets with AI labs to help improve their models. In exchange, you get $5 of bonus usage per week.

Purchase prepaid top-ups for pay-per-token overflow, or upgrade your plan. Both are instant.

Annual billing shows the discounted monthly-equivalent price and is billed once per year. Monthly billing charges month to month. No hidden fees, cancel anytime.

Have special requirements or need a custom deployment? Get in touch with our team.

Security for production code.

An agent that runs in your repo, backed by the security guarantees your organization already runs on.

SOC 2-ready controls

Audit-friendly controls, access logs, and security documentation for enterprise review. Formal reports are available during onboarding.

View our Trust Center

PII Guard

Intelligent server-side PII redaction keeps sensitive user data protected.

Enterprise Ready

SSO, audit logs, access controls, procurement support, and dedicated implementation help.

Self-Hosting

BETA

Run BuildStax in your own cloud when your deployment requires it.

Learn more about self-hosting

Stop pasting.
Start shipping.

Plan the work, run the code, verify the change — all from your terminal.