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Hudley.ai Agentic Studio is an autonomous AI development platform that uses Claude-powered agents to implement software features. Instead of writing code manually, you describe features on a Kanban board and watch as AI agents implement them in isolated git worktrees.

Yes, Hudley.ai Agentic Studio is free to download and use. However, you'll need access to Claude AI through one of these methods:

• • Claude Code CLI (Recommended) - If you have the Claude Code CLI installed and authenticated, Hudley will automatically use your existing credentials.
• • Codex CLI - Hudley also supports Codex CLI authentication for seamless integration.
• • Anthropic API Key - You can also provide your own API key directly in the app settings.

Every feature runs in an isolated git worktree, which means AI agents work on a separate copy of your code. Your main branch is always protected. You can review all changes before merging, and if something goes wrong, simply delete the worktree - your original code remains untouched.

Hudley supports all Claude models including:

• • Claude Opus - Most capable, best for complex features
• • Claude Sonnet - Balanced performance and speed (default)
• • Claude Haiku - Fastest, great for simple tasks

You can choose the model per feature based on complexity.

Currently, Hudley.ai Agentic Studio is available for macOS (both Apple Silicon M1/M2/M3 and Intel Macs). Windows and Linux versions are planned for future releases.

While Copilot and Cursor assist you while you code, Hudley takes a fundamentally different approach. Instead of autocompleting your code, Hudley's AI agents autonomously implement entire features while you focus on the bigger picture. You become the architect and reviewer, not the typist.

While Hudley makes development more accessible, some technical knowledge is helpful for reviewing AI-generated code and understanding what the agents are doing. It's designed for developers who want to work at a higher level of abstraction, but non-developers can use it to build prototypes and MVPs.

Yes! Hudley supports concurrent execution - you can run up to 3 features simultaneously by default (configurable in settings). Each feature runs in its own isolated git worktree, so there's no conflict between parallel development efforts.