Typewright is a local, TypeScript-native AI coding environment. Agentic chat, inline completions, and refactoring — powered by your own models via Ollama. Private by design, fast, and offline-ready.
The same agentic power as Cursor or Copilot, but every token is generated on your hardware. Nothing to leak, nothing to subscribe to.
All inference runs locally via Ollama. Your source, your prompts, and your keys never touch a server.
Tuned for TS/JS: type-aware edits, real compiler diagnostics in the loop, and AST-level refactors.
It plans, reads your codebase, edits files, runs commands and tests, then verifies its own work.
A tiny fill-in-the-middle model gives low-latency inline suggestions with real cross-file context.
Run a 1.5B model on a laptop or a 30B coder on a workstation — you choose the tier per task.
Every edit is a reviewable diff; every shell command is gated. Approve, undo, or sandbox in a worktree.
Install Typewright, then pull a coder model with Ollama. No account, no API key.
Chat with your codebase: fix a bug, add a feature, write tests. It reads, plans, and edits.
Inspect each diff, run the tests it wrote, and commit — all offline, all on your machine.
Free, local, and yours. No subscription, no data collection.