Design-partner pilot: Noodlbox on your next refactor

We run Noodlbox with your team on a real refactor, cleanup or migration in an existing TypeScript/JavaScript, Python or Rust codebase.

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What the pilot gives your team

  • Your agent can query the whole codebase before it changes it

    Map, definitions with callers and callees, search and graph queries, through the nbx CLI or MCP.

  • Source stays on your machine

    Analysis runs locally. To check entitlement, nbx sends api.noodlbox.io hashed box and project ids, and the repository's GitHub remote URL whenever the Hub hasn't seen it.

  • See what a change touches

    nbx diff shows the blast radius of a working-tree change before it goes to review.

  • A hands-on pilot

    We run it with you on your task. Your engineers decide what's real.

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Tell us about the codebase and the task. Our founder replies by email within one working day to agree on a time and a first task.

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FAQ

How a pilot runs, what nbx sends, and what happens after you ask.

What does a pilot involve?

We agree on one real task with your team: a refactor, a cleanup, a migration or a review of agent-written changes. Your engineers install nbx on their own machines, we work through the task together, and your engineers judge what held up.

Which codebases fit?

Existing TypeScript/JavaScript, Python or Rust codebases that your team changes with coding agents. If most of your code is in another language, say so in the form and we will tell you whether a pilot makes sense.

What does nbx send over the network?

Analysis runs locally, and your source stays on your machine. To check entitlement, nbx sends api.noodlbox.io a box id and a project hash, which are hashes of the repository's identity (not secrets: they can be matched against a guessed public repository name), your device and session ids, and the GitHub remote URL whenever the Hub hasn't seen the repository. It also sends product analytics, timing traces and crash reports, none of which contain source, file paths or symbol names. Once you sign in, analytics are linked to your account, including your name and email. The installer sends one install event to our analytics provider, which receives your IP address. Analytics and crash reports stop when DO_NOT_TRACK is set.

Which coding agents can use it?

Any coding agent that can run the local CLI or connect over MCP. The setup prompt installs the nbx skill for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and OpenCode.

What happens after I send the form?

Our founder replies by email within one working day to agree on a time and a first task. There is no calendar booking step.