Launching October 13, 2026
haskie
Give AI coding agents the knowledge you trust.
FreeOpen SourceAIAI Agents1 impressionslaunches Oct 13
haskie gives Codex and Claude Code a library of sources you trust: technical references, domain knowledge and examples that reflect your taste. Curate it through a simple UI. Your agents explore broadly, then dig into focused passages with citations and fewer repeats. Inspired by how humans research, this discovery–synthesis loop helps agents make decisions grounded in your knowledge. Runs locally, with one-command agent setup.
Haskie lets AI coding agents access a curated library of trusted sources with citations, running locally via a one-command setup.
- for
- Developers building AI coding agents who need reliable, local knowledge bases.
- pricing
- open source
- license
- MIT
works withCodexClaude CodeOn-device OCR
Key features
5 features of haskie
- Curated source library — Add technical references, domain knowledge and examples through a simple UI for agents to use.
- Citation support — Agents retrieve focused passages with proper citations and reduced repetition.
- Local execution — Runs entirely on your machine, keeping data private and secure.
- One-command setup — Start an agent with a single command, no complex configuration required.
- PDF & OCR ingestion — Import scanned PDFs and images using on-device OCR for searchable content.
Use cases
- Provide Codex or Claude Code with organization-specific documentation for accurate code suggestions
- Generate code snippets with inline citations from trusted manuals
- Enable AI agents to research and synthesize information from PDFs and internal docs
- Run autonomous coding agents in secure, offline environments
haskie vs alternatives
 haskie |  Cursor |  Cline |  Aider |  OpenAI Codex | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Trusted knowledge bases for AI agents | AI-assisted code editing | IDE-integrated autonomous coding | Terminal AI pair programming | Model-agnostic knowledge enrichment |
| Pricing | Open source | Subscription | Free | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Oct 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- haskie vs Cursor: Cursor is an AI-enhanced code editor, while Haskie provides a searchable knowledge base for agents.
- haskie vs Cline: Cline offers autonomous coding within an IDE, whereas Haskie focuses on supplying trusted context and citations.
- haskie vs Aider: Aider is a terminal pair-programming assistant; Haskie supplies curated knowledge and citations for any agent.
- haskie vs OpenAI Codex: OpenAI Codex is a coding model itself; Haskie is a tool that feeds trusted data to such models.
haskie FAQ
How do I start an AI agent with Haskie?+
Install the tool and run the provided one-command command; it launches the agent locally with your curated library.
Can Haskie cite sources in its responses?+
Yes, agents retrieve focused passages and include citations to the original documents.
Is my data sent to external services?+
No, Haskie runs locally, so all source material stays on your machine.
What file types can I add to the knowledge base?+
Supports PDFs and images, which are processed with on-device OCR for text extraction.
Summarized by DevHunt from github.com · Oct 9, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
