stepfun-ai

    stepfun-ai/Step-Code

    web
    TypeScript
    MIT
    1.0K stars
    70 forks
    1.0K GitHub watchers
    Updated Oct 31, 2026
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    Where it stands

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    The project lists 10 contributors on GitHub.

    Use Cases & Benefits

    • Runs a terminal-based AI assistant that reads, modifies, and tests code autonomously using Step models and multi-agent orchestration.
    • Optimizes token usage and supports long-running tasks with isolated subagents for efficient, reliable code automation and static site publishing.
    • Use for interactive code exploration and debugging within a terminal user interface that integrates AI-driven code understanding.
    • Use for automating batch jobs or CI scripts by running headless AI tasks that modify code or generate documentation based on prompts.
    • Use for publishing local project documentation or guides as shareable static websites directly from the terminal with version control.

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    License

    MIT

    Permissive: commercial use, modification and redistribution are allowed with attribution.

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    From the README

    Swift execution, long-horizon reliability, and high token efficiency.

    Step Code runs in your terminal and handles the full task loop—reading code, making changes, and running tests. It works with the Step provider and discovers the available Step models after sign-in. MCP servers, Agent Skills, plugins, and multi-agent orchestration work out of the box; you can delegate long-running tasks to /goal and let Step Code drive them forward autonomously.

    Step Code comes with built-in StepPage publishing. Once your local page is ready, you can publish it as an accessible static website with a single command—bringing development, debugging, and delivery all within the same terminal.

    Pick the official installer for your platform. It downloads the latest release, verifies the checksum, installs step to ~/.stepcode/bin, and updates your PATH; reopen your terminal and you are done.

    Upgrade later with step update.

    Excerpt from the stepfun-ai/Step-Code README on GitHub (MIT license). © its authors.Read the full README on GitHub

    Daily snapshots

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    Sep 25: +5

    +638 stars over 38 days across 4 snapshot days; best day +5 on Sep 25.

    Forks

    70+30

    Open issues

    55+14

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