For Codex and Claude Code

Ship better Java with your coding agent.

JAIPilot connects to Codex or Claude Code and helps your coding agent write, improve, and optimize Java code. It adds Java-specific workflows, verification, and remote execution to the agent you already use.

Open source. Your coding agent remains in control.

Codex

Terminal
codex plugin marketplace add JAIPilot/jaipilot
codex plugin add jaipilot@jaipilot

Claude Code

Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add JAIPilot/jaipilot
/plugin install jaipilot@jaipilot

54-second demo

See how JAIPilot works on an Apache Calcite example.

A short product walkthrough covering installation, one prompt, remote execution, a reviewable commit, and results from a measured optimization.

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Install it. Ask normally. Review the proof.

There is no new chat interface and no second agent to manage.

1

Install the plugin

Add JAIPilot to Codex or Claude Code with the commands above.

2

Ask for the outcome

“Optimize this method” or “make this Java diff production-ready.”

3

Review the change

Get the diff, the commands that ran, and the resulting measurements.

Optimize performanceReview Java diffsGenerate meaningful testsRemove unnecessary codeModernize safelyRun heavy Java work remotely

Run the slow stuff elsewhere.

When a Java build, test suite, analyzer, profiler, or benchmark is too heavy for your laptop, your agent can move it to a private disposable workspace. You approve the upload first.

JAIPilot returns status and logs. It does not commit, push, open a PR, merge, or silently copy remote edits back.

Remote Java Ready
  • JDK 17, 21, and 25
  • Maven and Gradle ready
  • Commands survive agent disconnects
  • Workspace deleted when finished

Generate Java unit tests in IntelliJ

Create runnable JUnit tests with mocks and edge cases without leaving your IDE.