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Welcome to Kodezi Chronos-1

Introduction to Chronos-1

What Is Chronos-1?Key Innovations Availability Timeline

Core Architecture

Multi-Source Input Layer Adaptive Retrieval Engine Debug-Oriented LLM Core Autonomous Fix Loop Persistent Debug Memory Execution Sandbox Explainability Layer

Getting Started

Model Access Using Chronos-1 Teams & Enterprise Get Access About Kodezi

SWE-Bench Lite Results Multi Random Retrieval Benchmark Bug Category Performance Repository-Scale Performance Language Support Component Impact Analysis

Kodezi OS Integration Kodezi Web IDE Integration Kodezi CLI Integration Kodezi API Integration

Key Innovations

Persistent Debug Memory (PDM)Adaptive Graph Guided Retrieval (AGR)Output-Optimized Design Debug-Specific Training Data Autonomous Debugging Loop

Chronos-1 vs General-Purpose Models Debugging Gap Analysis Technical Differences

Research Paper Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Contact Information License & Proprietary Notice

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Getting Started

A quick introduction to accessing and using Chronos-1 across Kodezi OS, CLI, and Web IDE.

Chronos-1 is currently in development and will become available starting Q1 2026 across the Kodezi ecosystem.

This section explains how access works, how engineers will use Chronos-1 inside different Kodezi products, and how teams and enterprises can prepare for integration.

Use the pages in this section to understand availability, usage workflows, and how to join the early access waitlist.

Explainability Layer

Produces human-readable explanations, patch summaries, and documentation updates for every debugging cycle.

Model Access

Availability timeline and access details for Chronos-1 across Kodezi OS, CLI, and Web IDE.