Bodega One Code — the local-first AI coding agent for your terminal

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Binary distribution for Bodega One Code, the terminal surface of Bodega One — a local-first AI coding agent that runs on your machine, against your models, and checks its own work. The source lives in a separate private repo. This repo carries the built bundles, checksums, install scripts, and the self-update manifests.

What is Bodega One Code?

An agentic coding CLI with an interactive terminal session and a headless mode for scripts and CI. It spawns its own bundled backend (Node runtime included — nothing to install first) and works two ways:

• Your keys: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and 20+ other providers, using API keys you already have. No account with us, no metering, no monthly token anxiety.
• No keys at all: point it at local models. bodega models installs Ollama, recommends models that actually fit your GPU, and pulls them — from zero to a working local coding agent in one command.

What it does that other coding CLIs don't:

• Verified output. Every agentic run is scored by the Quality Enforcement Layer — contract extracted from your request, code compiled, tests run, result probed. bodega run derives its exit code from the verification, so your scripts can trust it.
• A real air-gap. Flip air-gap mode and zero bytes leave your machine — enforced in the engine, not promised in a privacy policy.
• Fleet runs. bodega fleet "task" --split 3 races the same task in parallel isolated worktrees and recommends the winner by verification score.
• One shared brain. Keys, settings, sessions, and MCP servers are shared with the Bodega One desktop app and agent — configure once, use everywhere.
• Windows-first. Native. No WSL required, ever.

Features

The agent

• Interactive session + headless mode a full terminal REPL for working alongside the agent, and bodega run for scripts and CI.
• Verified output every agentic run is scored by the Quality Enforcement Layer: a contract is extracted from your request, the code is compiled, your tests are run, and the result is booted and probed. bodega run derives its exit code from that verification, so your scripts can trust it.
• Fleet runs bodega fleet "task" --split 3 races the same task in parallel isolated worktrees and recommends the winner by verification score.
• Loops schedule agentic tasks that run on a cron or interval and only apply when they pass verification.

Your models

• Bring your keys OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and 20+ other providers, using API keys you already have. No account with us, no metering.
• Or no keys at all point it at local models. bodega models installs Ollama, recommends models that fit your GPU, and pulls them, from zero to a working local coding agent in one command.

Private and safe by design

• A real air-gap flip air-gap mode and zero bytes leave your machine, enforced in the engine, not promised in a policy.
• Workspace trust a cloned repo's committed config cannot register tools or run its own commands until you approve them once, and it re-asks if the command changes.
• Secrets stay home --trace and session export redact API keys, tokens, and private keys found in tool output before anything is written to disk.
• Machine policy an administrator can force air-gap on, extend the deny list, or disable the repair loop; a session can only get stricter, never looser.
• Zero telemetry no analytics, no phone-home.

Fits your setup

• One shared brain keys, settings, sessions, and MCP servers are shared with the Bodega One desktop app and agent: configure once, use everywhere.
• MCP connect Model Context Protocol servers for extra tools and context.
• Windows-first native, no WSL required, ever. Signed and notarized on macOS.

Install

Windows

irm https://github.com/BodegaoneAI/bodegaone-cli-releases/releases/latest/download/install.ps1 | iex

Or with Scoop (the clean path — no SmartScreen prompt):

scoop bucket add bodega https://github.com/BodegaoneAI/scoop-bodega
scoop install bodega

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://github.com/BodegaoneAI/bodegaone-cli-releases/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh

Or with Homebrew:

brew tap bodegaoneai/bodega
brew install bodega

macOS bundles are signed and notarized (Developer ID), so brew installs launch without a Gatekeeper prompt.

Manual download

Grab your platform's archive from the latest release:

Platform	Asset
Windows x64	bodega-windows-amd64.zip
macOS Apple Silicon	bodega-darwin-arm64.tar.gz
macOS Intel	bodega-darwin-amd64.tar.gz
Linux x64	bodega-linux-amd64.tar.gz
Linux arm64	bodega-linux-arm64.tar.gz

Unpack anywhere and run bin/bodega (bin\bodega.exe on Windows). First run walks you through setup; bodega doctor verifies the install.

Verify a download

Every release carries checksums.txt plus a .sha256 sidecar per asset:

sha256sum -c --ignore-missing checksums.txt

Updating

bodega self-update checks this repo's release channel and tells you when a newer version is out (it never replaces the binary behind your back — re-run the installer to upgrade). Scoop and Homebrew update through their own flows.

Getting started

bodega                 # interactive session (first run opens the setup wizard)
bodega models          # install a local runtime + pull a model that fits your hardware
bodega run "fix the failing test in ./pkg"   # headless: exit code follows verification
bodega doctor          # check your install
bodega help            # the full command tour

License & source

Bodega One Code is free to download and use, no gate. Commercial licensing and full terms are at bodegaone.ai. Source licensing follows a Business Source License (BSL) after distribution; the Quality Enforcement Layer and agentic orchestration remain proprietary. The source is developed in a private repository; this repo hosts downloads, checksums, and update manifests at stable public URLs. Issues and feedback: open an issue here.