Description
Tabby is an open-source, self-hostable AI coding assistant that provides code completions and suggestions while keeping all code processing on your own infrastructure. It offers intelligent code completion, context-aware suggestions, and natural language processing capabilities similar to commercial alternatives, but with full control over data privacy and model selection. Organizations can deploy Tabby on their own servers to ensure sensitive code never leaves their network while still benefiting from AI-assisted development.
Key Features
- Self-hostable AI coding assistant
- Complete data privacy control
- Multiple model support
- IDE integrations
- Context-aware completions
Use Cases
- Enterprise development with privacy requirements
- Working with proprietary codebases
- Regulated industries development
- Open-source contribution
- Air-gapped development environments
Pricing Model
Open-source (free) with enterprise support options
Integrations
VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Neovim, Popular code editors, Self-hosted infrastructure
Target Audience
Enterprise development teams, Security-conscious organizations, Open-source contributors, DevOps engineers, Privacy-focused developers
Launch Date
2023
Available On
Self-hosted servers, Docker containers, Kubernetes deployments, Cloud infrastructure, On-premises systems
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