Search and collect context faster
Use codebase search with on-device AI and focused context collection - feed your agent only what it matters
Search your codebase, send less to the model, and review changes before you apply them.
Use codebase search with on-device AI and focused context collection - feed your agent only what it matters
Work on the exact file, block, or component you want to change and keep chat, edits, and code decisions close to the editor.
Review the diff first, apply only what you want, and keep risky edits from turning into cleanup work later.
Ceres helps reduce the cost of the agent setup above instead of feeling like a separate extra tool.
Search your codebase locally with AI before you send anything to an agent.
Use local AI on your computer to search your codebase without sending your whole project to a model first.
Find the right file, block, or reference before you ask the agent to do the task.
Use on-device search to reduce noise, keep control, and pass only the useful result into your workflow.
Connect your favorite LLM and let it execute focused tasks instead of wasting tokens on easy setup work.
Connect the model or agent you prefer with an OpenAI-compatible key - now full support for Codex and Claude Code.
Attach blocks Print code Review diff Apply suggestions
Ceres gives the useful file, block, output, or result directly to the AI, so it does not waste time searching first.
Connect codebase search to your agent and spend less on source searching. Codebase search is powered by on-device AI, then the agent can execute the task with one less step.
Edit CSS live from the browser and save changes directly into your files, with automatic page mapping based on the platform you use.
Right-click in the browser, edit the CSS, and see the result instantly on the page.
The change appears live in the browser and is saved at the same time into the correct file in your project.
Open the exact file you are viewing directly in the correct IDE tab, with automatic mapping and no manual config files.
Keep Ceres next to the coding agent you already use instead of rebuilding the same workflow from scratch.