Base44 launches Base Code: turn your existing codebase into an AI team workspace
JaynitMakwana · x · 2026-09-28
No-code platform Base44 launched Base Code, which connects an existing codebase to a shared cloud environment for the whole team. Anyone can describe a change, and Base Code runs it on an isolated branch with a live preview, handing engineering a pull request to review before merge.
- Connect your repo, browse files, branches and pull requests (demo shows 211 PRs)
- "Describe a task and a branch will be created for it" — tasks auto-create branches with live previews
- Example: surfacing pending-approver status on a treasury dashboard with an amber label and filter, reusing existing approval state
It essentially brings natural-language, vibe-coding-style development into team engineering workflows while keeping merge control with engineers.
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