CodeVerse
A collaborative browser IDE with evidence for every change
What it does
CodeVerse is an open-source collaborative browser IDE for building with humans and AI. It combines CRDT editing, Redis-backed distributed sessions, isolated execution, AI-assisted review, and replayable EvidenceOS records that explain what changed, why it changed, and how to recover. The v1.1 launch adds a reproducible 76-second tour, a public contributor roadmap, GHCR images, and the first merged external accessibility contribution.
Build with humans and AI in a multiplayer workspace where every change carries replayable evidence.
Humans and AI build, debug, and review together—while every change carries replayable proof that it works, is safe, and is genuinely understood. Public visitors see the same core idea your team uses after sign-in: files, terminal output, presence, deploy state, and recovery history all living in one focused workspace. See the requirement, code, tests, review, and release as one clear story. Step through the work, find when a problem appeared, and continue from a safe point. Independent AI reviewers check correctness, safety, tests, performance, and structure. Use a short guided check to confirm the person behind the code can explain it. Code, AI prompts, tests, runtime failures, decisions,…from codeverse-rho.vercel.app
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