Kodezi Chronos-1 – A language model built specifically for debugging

Summary: Kodezi Chronos-1 is a large language model designed to autonomously locate bugs, trace logic, and produce validated fixes by learning how code behaves and breaks. It uses a memory engine trained on millions of real bugs and an adaptive retrieval system that scales across entire repositories, enabling more effective debugging than traditional code generation models.

What it does

Chronos-1 performs autonomous bug localization, traces logic paths, and tests patches to refine fixes. It integrates a multi-level memory engine trained on bugs, CI logs, stack traces, and repository histories to support debugging across multiple files and large codebases.

Who it's for

It is designed for engineering teams working with real production workloads who need reliable debugging tools that handle multi-file issues within complex repositories.

Why it matters

Chronos-1 addresses the challenge of real debugging by improving bug detection and reducing debugging cycles, enabling more efficient maintenance and evolution of software projects.