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FylloCode is a desktop application published by Fio that belongs to the software development and AI-assisted coding category, designed to turn coding agents into reliable teammates by enforcing a structured, review-first workflow. Its purpose is to separate thinking from doing: rather than letting an agent write code immediately, FylloCode splits every change into four stages — Task, Chat/Proposal, Apply, and Archive — so that the developer reviews and approves a plan before any code is written. In the Task stage, users pick a task from a local list or from tasks synced with platforms such as Yunxiao, and send it to Chat with one click. In the Chat/Proposal stage, the agent explores the codebase, asks clarifying questions, and produces a structured proposal describing what to change, which files are affected, and the acceptance criteria; the agent is prohibited from writing code at this point, and the user reviews, edits, and approves the proposal before anything proceeds. In the Apply stage, a fresh agent session implements the approved plan, and in the Archive stage, specifications are updated and the change is recorded. FylloCode targets a workflow aimed at moving from "vibe coding" toward "agentic coding," where developers focus on higher-level business understanding and architecture design while agents handle implementation. Typical use cases include planning code changes in existing codebases, delegating implementation to AI agents under human supervision, and maintaining an auditable record of every change. This makes it relevant to developers, architects, and teams adopting agent-based development who want review checkpoints between planning and execution. The current version is 0.15.5, and the catalog lists 21 versions in total, indicating an actively iterated release history of the application.
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