Availability Timeline

Chronos-1 is being released in structured phases to ensure stability, performance validation, and enterprise readiness. Below is the complete availability timeline from beta access through general release.

Release Phases

Phase 1: Research Access (Now)

Chronos-1 research materials are publicly available:

• Architecture documentation
• Benchmarks and evaluation results
• Research paper
• Performance reports

This phase does not include access to the model itself.

Phase 2: Q4 2025 (Closed Beta Access)

Beta access is available exclusively to:

• Kodezi OS (Beta Users)
• Kodezi CLI (Pro Subscribers)
• Kodezi Web IDE (Pro Subscribers)

What’s included in Beta?

• Repository-scale debugging
• Multi-file patch generation
• Initial version of Persistent Debug Memory
• Test-based validation loop
• Early UI integrations in Kodezi OS
• Limited API access for partners

Limitations during Beta

• Limited language coverage
• Slower retrieval on very large repos
• Memory optimizations still in progress
• Not yet available for production use

Phase 3: Q1 2026 (General Availability)

Chronos becomes fully available across all platforms:

Included Platforms

• Kodezi OS
• Kodezi CLI
• Kodezi Web IDE
• Kodezi API
• Enterprise On-Premise Deployments

Features Available at Launch

• Full debugging engine
• End-to-end autonomous fix loop
• High-precision retrieval with AGR
• Complete PDM integration
• CI/CD pipeline support
• API for enterprise workflows

Enterprise Capabilities

• Full data privacy
• Server-side isolation
• Large-scale repository support
• Custom deployment workflows

Phase 4: Post-Launch Enhancements (2026)

Planned rollouts after general availability:

• Advanced performance tuning
• Expanded language support
• Repository health monitoring
• Autonomous refactoring engine
• Code documentation auto-updates
• Additional debugging benchmarks