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Who We Are

Coderica

Coderica is an AI-first company focused on helping organizations adopt, deploy, and benefit from AI across their entire IT estate. We work from software delivery through mission-critical infrastructure, so teams can move faster without compromising reliability, governance, or operational control.

Our view is straightforward: AI-assisted development only works at scale when it is process-first. Raw code generation is not enough. You need orchestration across roles, auditable decisions from requirement to merge, and a repeatable operating model that engineering, security, and leadership can all trust.

hashd is our flagship product and the practical expression of this vision. It coordinates human and agent workflows into one disciplined system, giving teams the speed of AI with the traceability, accountability, and execution rigor required for serious production environments.

Transparency

What We Don't Do

Not shipped yet

Things we deliberately don't do

  • Inline IDE completions

    not our job, use Cursor/Copilot

  • Cloud sandboxing

    your code runs on your machine, not in our cloud

  • Repository hosting

    we orchestrate, we don't host

  • Model training

    we use existing models, we don't fine-tune

What's Next

Roadmap

Planned capabilities are grouped by execution horizon to make priorities and direction explicit.

Near-Term

  • RAG Knowledge Base

    Per-project SQLite with BM25 + vector search.

  • Per-project prompt customization

    Override any of the 21 prompt templates.

  • Hot config reload

    Change autonomy mode mid-flow.

  • Expanded agent ecosystem

    Grok, DeepSeek, local Llama.

Medium-Term

  • Distributed Agent System

    Multi-machine coordination.

  • TUI conflict resolution

    Visual side-by-side diff viewer.

  • CI/CD integration

    Run hashd as part of your pipeline.

  • Metrics dashboard

    Time-to-merge, review cycles, agent performance.

Long-Term

  • Learning from lineage

    Provenance data becomes training signal.

  • Cross-project knowledge

    Patterns from project A inform project B.

  • Predictive conflict avoidance

    Detect risk patterns before merge friction appears.