Tabby

What is Tabby?

Tabby is an open-source AI coding assistant that you can host yourself. It is built with Rust, a language known for reliability and efficiency, and is configured through a simple TOML file that lets you tailor the deployment to your needs.

Security and compliance are central to the project. Because the codebase is open-source, you can audit it on GitHub at any time, and self-hosting gives you complete control over your coding environment.

Who created Tabby?

Tabby was created as an open-source, self-hosted AI coding assistant focused on speed and reliability. Its design emphasizes easy configuration via TOML, security and compliance through an auditable open-source codebase, and the option to run your own deployment.

What is Tabby used for?

Tabby is used for:

• Streamlining your coding experience with a fast, dependable assistant.
• Simple setup and configuration through a TOML file.
• Maintaining security and compliance by auditing the codebase on GitHub.
• Hosting your own deployment for full control over your environment.
• Learning through extensive documentation, tutorials, and a playground for experimentation.
• Getting support and collaborating with the community on Slack.
• Staying up to date via the Tabby blog, status page, and media kit.

How to use Tabby?

1. Configuration: Set up Tabby using a TOML config file to shape the deployment to your preferences.
2. Coding experience: Benefit from the speed and safety that Rust provides, resulting in a quick and reliable coding process.
3. Security and compliance: Audit the entire open-source codebase on GitHub for transparency, or host your own deployment for complete control over your coding environment.
4. Resources: Access documentation with explanations, tutorials, and a playground to try things out. You can also join the Tabby community on Slack to collaborate and share.

Resources

Tabby offers detailed documentation, tutorials, and a playground for experimenting. You can connect with the community on Slack, and follow news and updates through the Tabby blog, status page, and media kit.