HagiCode

HagiCode is a product that combines an AI coding tool, a gamified feedback system, and a full development workspace into one platform.

Use it to understand repositories, write proposals, break down tasks, modify code, organize commits, manage multiple repositories, and build a reusable knowledge base without leaving the same workspace.

On Windows, get HagiCode from the Microsoft Store: install and subscribe there to stay on the latest version.

Website · Product Overview · Desktop · Microsoft Store · Blog

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Microsoft Store And Add-ons

HagiCode for Windows is available on the Microsoft Store, the recommended way to start on Windows. Install and subscribe there to stay on the latest version, and use the official website at hagicode.com for downloads and product details.

TurboEngine, a one-time perpetual license sold in the Microsoft Store, unlocks capabilities the Desktop install does not include: 32 concurrent proposals instead of 3, document themes, a custom commit signature, brand customization and custom avatar uploads.

Preview	Product	What it is	Start here
	HagiCode for Windows	Recommended entry point for the desktop app on Windows: install and subscribe to stay on the latest version. The Steam main application entry has been retired.	Open Microsoft Store · Desktop downloads · Steam status FAQ
	Hagicode Plus	Bundle and upgrade guidance remains available through the docs site.	Read Hagicode Plus docs
	Turbo Engine DLC	DLC guidance for higher concurrency and customization remains available through the docs site.	Read Turbo Engine DLC docs

What HagiCode Is

HagiCode was not built to be another code chat box. It brings AI into the full software development process: understanding repositories, planning changes, implementing code, organizing commits, tracking knowledge, and keeping work reviewable from idea to archive.

Core Capabilities

1. Proposal-driven AI coding with OpenSpec

For non-trivial work, HagiCode starts with a proposal instead of jumping straight into file edits. OpenSpec turns requests into scope, tasks, impact analysis, validation steps, and an execution trail that stays easy to review.

2. Mainstream Agent CLIs with OmniRoute

HagiCode supports Codex, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Hermes, QoderCLI, Kiro, Kimi, Gemini, Pi, Reasonix, DeepAgents, and Codebuddy. OmniRoute keeps the CLI choice separate from the model and subscription layer, so teams can route models and endpoints without hard-binding everything to one default stack.

3. A full development workspace, not just a chat pane

The workspace ties together the capabilities that usually end up scattered across separate tools:

• MonoSpecs for multi-repository inventory, scope, and coordination
• Skills for installable workflow extensions and trust-aware tooling
• Vault for reusable knowledge capture across projects
• AI Compose Commit and code-server integration for finishing the job inside the same flow

4. Gamified feedback that stays operationally useful

HagiCode treats achievements, daily reports, efficiency multipliers, token throughput, and themed interface feedback as part of the product, not cosmetic leftovers. The result is a workspace that keeps long-running AI work visible instead of flattening everything into one scrolling transcript.

Official Entry Points

• Website for the full product homepage
• Product Overview for the canonical public introduction
• Desktop for local-first installation and service management
• Microsoft Store to install and subscribe on Windows and stay on the latest version
• Steam status FAQ for why the Steam main application is no longer the primary channel
• Blog for product updates and long-form posts

License

This repository is released under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPL-3.0).