GoCodeo
Also known as: GoCodeo, gocodeo.com, GoCodeo AI
VS Code extension that builds, tests and deploys full-stack apps from a prompt, with ASK, BUILD, TEST and MCP flows, a model selector across four providers, 100+ tools via customer-defined MCP servers, and one-click Supabase and Vercel setup.
GoCodeo is an AI coding agent that lives inside Visual Studio Code and turns a natural language prompt into a working full stack application. Rather than acting as autocomplete, it scaffolds a project from starter templates across more than twenty-five frameworks, generates front end and back end code, wires up a database, and deploys. It is organized around four flows reachable by keyboard shortcut: ASK for chat, file explanations, document and image queries and terminal debugging; BUILD for project generation and deployment; TEST for test generation and execution; and MCP for connecting external tools.
BUILD generates a complete project from a prompt, or from an attached image, expanding short input into a fuller functional and technical specification first. It integrates natively with Supabase to scaffold database tables, authentication flows and storage, and with Vercel for one-click deployment including generated configs, environment variables and CI/CD setup. Git operations are handled in one go: the agent analyses the repository, commits, pushes and raises a pull request, returning a link. Build History keeps multiple build sessions organized and switchable.
MCP is how integration breadth is achieved. Customers define their own tools in an mcp.json file naming endpoints, arguments and tokens, including internal APIs, and the vendor claims more than a hundred connectable tools with GitHub, Notion, Postgres, Stripe and Perplexity named. Community-built MCP servers are browsable and installable from inside the extension, and the agent selects the relevant tool by intent, chaining multi-step workflows such as reading a specification from Notion, generating the application, pushing to GitHub and deploying to Vercel.
TEST is the most developed part of the product. It generates unit tests covering positive, negative, edge and error cases from a class or function, with the framework, code style and number of tests per run configurable, cases saveable for reuse, a feedback loop that refines future generation, AI explanations of failures, and a Fix Test/Code control. Test execution is documented for Python and JavaScript. A Model Selector lets the developer choose the model behind the agent across OpenAI, Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek.
Buyers should note several things the vendor's own surfaces make visible. The site and marketplace listing contradict each other on pricing: the listing states GoCodeo is now completely free because customers bring their own API keys, while the pricing page sells Hobby free, Starter at nine dollars and Pro at nineteen dollars a month with metered premium model requests and a ten dollar add-on for two hundred and fifty more.
No security certification, SSO, RBAC or audit surface is documented, and the site footer publishes Terms of Use with no privacy policy or DPA, linking instead to the privacy policies of OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. The vendor states it does not store or train on customer code and that generated code belongs to the customer.
Maintenance signals, as read on 29 September 2026: the extension's latest version on the VS Code Marketplace is 11.0.13, published 9 July 2025; the site footer reads 2025; and the models the pricing page names stop at Claude 4 Sonnet, Claude Sonnet 3.5, GPT-4o, o3-mini and DeepSeek-R1. Invocation is manual and single-surface, by keyboard shortcut inside VS Code, with no event triggers, schedules or inbound channels, and there is no IntelliJ or JetBrains distribution.
Vendor details
Canonical URL
https://www.gocodeo.com
Category
Coding agent
Subcategory
IDE-native full stack coding agent (VS Code)
Funding status
Independent, early stage. GoCodeo is a small startup; specific funding figures and founder names are not disclosed on any first-party page. The VS Code Marketplace listing reports 39,692 installs against 18 ratings, while the website claims 25,000+ engineers. Company logos shown on the site (PwC, Cognizant, Capgemini, Intuit, Cisco, Salesforce, Autodesk, Amazon, TCS, Rubrik, Freshworks) are presented as 'developers from' those companies, i.e. individual users, not enterprise customers, and should not be read as customer references.
Company status
independent
Use cases & customers
Primary use cases
Target customers
Deployment options
Integrations
Runs as a Visual Studio Code extension. MCP is the integration framework, with 100+ connectable tools claimed and GitHub, Notion, Postgres, Stripe and Perplexity named; customers define their own tools in an mcp.json file including internal APIs, and a Browse Community MCP Servers option exposes prebuilt community integrations. Native integrations cover Supabase (schema, auth, real-time persistence), Vercel (one-click deploy with generated configs and environment variables) and Git (repo init, commits, pull request creation with a link). An @Web search powered by Perplexity fetches live documentation. A documented Model Selector spans OpenAI, Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek. There is no IntelliJ or JetBrains distribution.
In practice
You want to stand up a full stack app fast without leaving your editor. You prompt GoCodeo in VS Code, and its agents scaffold the project, generate front and back end code, wire up Supabase, and deploy to Vercel.
You dread writing tests. GoCodeo generates production ready unit and integration tests in seconds, runs them in the editor, explains failures, and lets you set the framework and number of tests, then save reusable cases.
You want your agent to reach the tools you already use. Through the Model Context Protocol GoCodeo connects to more than one hundred tools like GitHub, Notion, and Stripe to fetch context, seed data, and raise pull requests.
Sources & related URLs
Related / legacy domains
Agentic Index coverage score
7.0 / 14 capabilities · 50%
| Integrations & Tool Calling | Full |
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MCP is the integration framework, with the vendor claiming 100+ connectable tools and naming GitHub, Notion, Postgres, Stripe and Perplexity, configured through an mcp.json file the customer edits to define their own tools including internal APIs, plus a Browse Community MCP Servers option for prebuilt integrations shared by other developers and dynamic tool selection by intent; native integrations cover Supabase for schema, authentication and real-time persistence, Vercel for one-click deployment with generated configs and environment variables, and Git for repository initialization, commits and pull request creation returning a link. SourceVS Code Marketplace listing and gocodeo.com; marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-08-30 |
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| Workflow Orchestration | Partial |
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The product pages document multi-step chained workflows orchestrated across connected tools, with the vendor's worked example fetching a PRD from Notion, generating the application code, creating a GitHub repository and deploying via Vercel in one flow, alongside modular BUILD, ASK, TEST and MCP flows, dynamic tool selection by intent, enhanced prompts that expand a request into functional and technical specifications before generation, and build history for switching between sessions. No named multi-agent architecture, agent coordination or handoff appears on any product surface; the planner, builder, critic and deployer roles are described only in a vendor blog essay. SourceVS Code Marketplace listing and gocodeo.com/features; marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-08-30 |
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| Knowledge Grounding & RAG | Partial |
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Context is assembled from the active workspace: an @ symbol references specific files or code symbols from the open folder, the agent scans the repository to generate structured documentation including project structure and dependencies, PDFs and Word documents can be uploaded and queried, images can be attached for visual context and turned into code, an @Web search powered by Perplexity fetches live API references and documentation with sources, and suggestions are drawn from imported libraries and framework configuration. No codebase index, semantic retrieval or persistent project understanding across sessions is documented. Sourcemarketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-09-29 |
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| Human Oversight & Guardrails | Partial |
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The developer directs each step by prompt, reviews generated files directly in the editor and edits them with targeted section edits, and enhanced prompts surface a functional and technical specification before generation so the plan is visible first; build history allows switching back to a previous build session, and pull request creation puts changes into normal human review. No per-action approval gate, permission scoping on agent actions or configurable runtime guardrail is documented, and deployment to Vercel is offered as a one-click action. SourceVS Code Marketplace listing and gocodeo.com/features; marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-08-30 |
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| Security, Identity & Governance | Not documented |
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The vendor states it does not store or use customer code for any purpose including training, collecting only anonymized telemetry and usage data, and that all generated code belongs to the customer including for commercial use; for data handling it links out to the privacy policies of OpenAI, Anthropic and Google as its model providers. No security certification or attestation, SSO, SAML, RBAC, audit logging, admin governance surface, DPA, security page or trust center is documented anywhere, and the site footer publishes Terms of Use with no privacy policy. Sourcegocodeo.com/pricing, gocodeo.com footer and the VS Code Marketplace listingread 2026-08-30 |
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| Observability & Auditability | Partial |
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Tool calls are surfaced inline in chat, with the vendor claiming visibility into which tool was called and its result and describing arguments, raw output and agent reasoning, though the same page states that inline tool arguments and step-by-step execution logs are upcoming rather than shipped; Build History records past build sessions for review, test failures are explained in the editor, and generated code lands as inspectable files and diffs in the workspace. No retained execution trace, audit log or analytics surface outside the chat session is documented. Sourcemarketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-09-29 |
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| Memory & State Persistence | Partial |
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Build History Management keeps multiple build sessions organized and switchable so past iterations can be revisited and referenced, and chat history persists across multiple conversations with session switching; generated projects and their files persist in the local workspace and the customer's own Git repository. No learned memory accumulating across sessions is documented, and no checkpoint or rollback module appears on any product surface. SourceVS Code Marketplace listing and gocodeo.com/features; marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-08-30 |
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| Deployment & Data Residency | Partial |
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Delivered as a VS Code extension running locally with a vendor-hosted backend for model calls; generated code is written into the local workspace and the customer's own Git repository and is stated to belong entirely to the customer including for commercial use, backends are provisioned into the customer's own Supabase project and applications deploy to the customer's own Vercel account with generated configs and environment variables. No self-hosted, on-premises, VPC or region-selectable deployment of GoCodeo itself is documented; the vendor states it does not store code and collects only anonymized telemetry. Sourcegocodeo.com/pricing and the VS Code Marketplace listingread 2026-08-30 |
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| Prebuilt Agents, Templates & Packs | Partial |
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Framework starter templates cover 25+ frontend and backend stacks including React, Next.js, Django, Flask, Express.js and Spring Boot, generating optimized scaffolds with essential files and configurations; generated test cases can be customized and saved for reuse; and a Browse Community MCP Servers option exposes a catalog of prebuilt tool integrations built by other developers. No library of prebuilt agents, agent marketplace or shareable agent pack is documented, and the modules that ship are vendor-built product surfaces rather than installable assets. SourceVS Code Marketplace listing and gocodeo.com/features; marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-08-30 |
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| Triggers & Channel Coverage | Not documented |
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Every documented invocation is a manual action by the developer inside Visual Studio Code: Ctrl+Shift+K or Cmd+Shift+K opens BUILD, Ctrl+Shift+L opens ASK, Ctrl+Shift+T gives terminal command suggestions, Ctrl+Shift+D debugs a failed terminal command, Ctrl+Shift+E edits a selected section, and a GoCodeo-TEST button above a class or function generates tests with a Run Tests button beside it. No event trigger such as a pull request, commit, CI failure or webhook, no scheduled run, and no inbound channel such as chat, ticketing or email is documented, and no IntelliJ or JetBrains distribution exists. SourceVS Code Marketplace listing and gocodeo.com; marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-08-30 |
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| Model Flexibility & Routing | Full |
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A Model Selector lets the developer choose the model behind the agent across four providers, named as OpenAI, Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek, with the pricing page splitting them into premium and basic request pools and metering Claude 4 Sonnet separately at ten requests per day on Pro; the marketplace listing additionally advertises bring your own API keys with no markup, though the same page also states no API keys are required because models ship ready to use, so the two claims cannot both hold. Named models are Claude 4 Sonnet, Claude Sonnet 3.7 and 3.5, Gemini 2.5 Pro, GPT-4.1, GPT-4o, o3-mini and DeepSeek-R1. Sourcegocodeo.com/pricing and the VS Code Marketplace listing; marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-08-30 |
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| APIs, SDKs & MCP Extensibility | Partial |
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Customers extend the agent by defining their own tools in an mcp.json configuration naming tool name, endpoint, arguments and tokens, including internal APIs, added either globally or per project, with community-built MCP servers browsable and installable from inside the product; the extension itself is distributed through the VS Code Marketplace. No public REST API, SDK or MCP server exposing GoCodeo to third-party agents or applications is documented, and the listing's reference to a unified MCP client and server architecture is not specific enough to establish one. Sourcemarketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-09-29 |
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| Testing, Debugging & Optimization | Full |
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TEST is a dedicated shipped module with its own panel and one-click Generate Tests and Run Tests controls, generating unit tests covering positive, negative, edge and error cases from a class or function, with the framework, code style and number of tests per run all configurable, generated cases saveable and reusable into an existing suite, a regenerate control, a feedback loop that refines future generation, AI-driven failure explanations and a Fix Test/Code control for repairing failures. Test execution is documented for Python and JavaScript. SourceVS Code Marketplace listing and gocodeo.com/features; marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-08-30 |
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| Browser & Computer Use | Not documented |
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The agent operates entirely through programmatic surfaces: the VS Code extension API, a terminal helper and terminal debugger bound to keyboard shortcuts, file system writes, Git operations, Supabase and Vercel APIs for backend setup and deployment, MCP tool calls defined in mcp.json, and an @Web search powered by Perplexity. No browser control, screenshot capture, visual verification or capability to operate software lacking a programmatic interface is documented on any first-party surface. SourceVS Code Marketplace listing and gocodeo.com/features; marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemname=gocodeo.gocodeoread 2026-08-30 |
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Pricing
Hobby free · Starter $9/mo · Pro $19/mo
Per user monthly subscription with a monthly quota of premium model requests and unlimited basic model requests; overage handled by a paid add on. Free tier with limited requests; enterprise custom.
Included quota
Request-metered tiers, not seat-based. Hobby free: 50 premium model requests per month, 1,000 autocompletions, 100 basic model requests, 5 deployments, MCP integration. Starter $9/month or $85/year: 200 premium model requests with no daily limit on premium models, 4,000 autocompletions, 400 basic model requests, 50 deployments. Pro $19/month or $182/year: 500 premium model requests, 10 Claude 4 Sonnet requests per day, unlimited autocompletions, unlimited basic model requests, 100 deployments per month. Annual billing is advertised as saving 20 percent. A $10 add-on grants 250 additional premium model requests within a month on any paid plan.
What is public
Three tiers are published exactly with monthly and annual prices and per-tier quotas: Hobby free, Starter $9/month or $85/year, Pro $19/month or $182/year, with annual billing advertised at 20 percent saving. Quotas for premium model requests, autocompletions, basic model requests and deployments are published per tier, as is the $10 add-on for 250 additional premium requests. Not public: any Business or Enterprise tier pricing, and the definitive answer on whether the product is now free under a bring-your-own-key model as the marketplace listing claims.
Billing mechanics
Per user monthly subscription. Each paid tier includes a monthly premium model request quota (500 on Pro) plus unlimited basic model requests; a $10 add on buys 250 more premium requests for the month. Free tier with limited requests.
Cost watchouts
Premium model requests (GPT-4o, Claude Sonnet, DeepSeek, o3-mini) are capped monthly (500 on Pro); heavy use requires a $10 add on for 250 more, so cost can climb with intensive premium model usage. Basic model requests are unlimited.
Variable cost rationale
The monthly subscription is predictable, but premium model requests are capped (500 on Pro) and intensive use of the strongest models pushes a user to $10 add on packs of 250 requests, so cost scales with how heavily premium models are used. Unlimited basic model requests bound the floor. Exposure is moderate: a predictable base with usage sensitive premium request overage.
Additional watchouts
No formal security certification such as SOC 2 is published. Premium model requests are capped monthly and heavy users will buy add ons. The product is young and from a small team, and its autonomy suits greenfield app building more than large legacy codebases. Cloud backed, so review the privacy stance for sensitive code even though the vendor states it does not store or train on user code.
Overage / add-ons
Premium model requests are capped per month (500 on Pro); exceeding the cap requires a $10 add on that grants 250 additional premium model requests for that month. Basic model requests are unlimited and not metered.
Sales call required
No, self serve available
Free / trial
Hobby plan, free: 50 premium model requests per month, 1,000 autocompletions, 100 basic model requests, 5 deployments and MCP integration.
Lowest paid plan
Starter $9/month, or $85/year
Commercial notes
Priced as an affordable, self serve, full lifecycle coding agent bundling build, test and deploy. Value is highest for individual developers and small teams doing greenfield full stack work who want autonomous scaffolding, testing, and one click Vercel and Supabase deployment. Multi model access is included rather than requiring a separate model subscription.
Key ambiguities
A first-party contradiction is unresolved and should be checked before quoting price. The VS Code Marketplace listing states GoCodeo is now completely free because the customer brings their own API keys, with no per-token charge, commission or markup, while the pricing page sells metered tiers and asks 'Why isn't GoCodeo completely free?'. The same marketplace page also states no API keys are required because models ship ready to use, contradicting its own BYOK claim. Separately, the pricing page lists only Hobby, Starter and Pro, but its FAQ refers to exceeding limits on 'any paid plan (Pro or Business)', so a Business tier may exist unlisted; no Enterprise pricing is published. Which premium models count is stated inconsistently, with the FAQ naming GPT-4o, Claude Sonnet 3.5, DeepSeek-R1 and o3-mini while the Pro tier separately meters Claude 4 Sonnet.
Cancellation / refund
Monthly self serve plans with a free tier. Add on premium request packs are one time purchases for the month. Specific cancellation and refund terms are not detailed.
Support SLA / resale
Self serve support on paid tiers with an enterprise option for larger teams. The vendor states it does not store or use code for training and collects only anonymized telemetry. No reseller or white label program surfaced.
Missing data
Business tier pricing, if the tier exists, is not published; Enterprise pricing and seat minimums are not documented.
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