One endpoint for your toolchain
Point compatible clients at a single base URL while you evaluate routes and model choices behind configuration.
See the API shapeCODING AGENT API
One coding agent API. A clearer path from prompt to production.
Codimixa gives coding tools one stable gateway to the models your team chooses. Keep integration simple, see the shape of usage, and move from an experiment to a repeatable workflow.
Built around a stable OpenAI-compatible request shape.
REQUEST LEDGERillustrative
route /v1$0.42
in prompt context18.4k
out model output2.1k
↺ cached context6.8k
latency windowyour data · your keys
A cost story you can explain
Separate input, output, cache, and retry behavior so a budget conversation has useful numbers behind it.
Read the cost guideA console that stays close
Create access, inspect the account surface, and confirm the current catalog in the Codimixa console.
Open the consoleTHE PRODUCT LOOP
From first request to a repeatable engineering habit
Start with a small integration. Keep model selection and credentials in environment variables. Review the work your agent actually performs before tuning the bill.
- 01
Connect
Set the base URL, key, and model ID your client should use.
- 02
Measure
Record tokens, retries, latency, and tool loops alongside the task result.
- 03
Choose
Keep the model that meets the task and budget you can defend.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Give your coding tool a route it can grow with.
Access is handled in the console. This public site explains the integration boundary so you can make a deliberate first request.
KNOW THE BOUNDARY
What a coding agent API should and should not own
A gateway is useful when the responsibility split is clear. Codimixa gives a coding tool a stable route; your tool remains responsible for the agent loop and the decisions it makes.
Your coding tool owns the work
Prompts, repository context, tool permissions, conversation state, patch application, and the final decision to accept a change stay with the client that starts the task.
The gateway owns the route
Authentication, the account-visible model identifier, provider routing, and the request boundary belong behind the API base URL. Keep these values configurable.
Your team owns the evidence
Track whether a task completed, how many turns it needed, what it cost, and whether a human accepted the result. A token count without an outcome is hard to act on.
Availability is a live question
Model IDs, limits, and prices can vary by account configuration. The console is the source for current values; the public site explains how to use them safely.
FIRST WEEK ROLLOUT
A low-drama path from trial to team use
Start with a task set small enough to inspect. Expand only when the request boundary, cost record, and failure behavior are understandable.
- 01
Pick three repeatable tasks
Use one read-only explanation, one narrow code change, and one task that needs more than a single turn.
- 02
Run with a fixed context
Keep the repository slice, instructions, and tool permissions stable while you compare results.
- 03
Record outcomes, not just tokens
Note whether tests pass, the patch is reviewable, and how many retries or tool loops occurred.
- 04
Document the switch
Keep the base URL and model ID in configuration so a route change is visible and reversible.
CLEAR ANSWERS
Questions teams ask before connecting a gateway
Use these as a starting point. Your console and service terms are the source of truth for account-specific behavior.
Is Codimixa a hosted coding agent?
Codimixa is the gateway layer. Your coding tool still owns the agent loop, tools, prompts, and local workflow.
Which models are available?
Availability is account-specific and can change. Sign in to see the current catalog instead of relying on a static marketing list.
Does Codimixa publish a guaranteed price?
No. Use the console catalog for account-specific rates and availability.