@bivy/bivy

@bivy/bivy is an open-source, self-hostable remote development environment for running coding agents on machines you own. It connects your repos, tools, and agents to chat, a terminal, app previews, and code review from a phone or browser. Its workflow is to ask an agent for a change, open a live preview of the running app, mark up what needs fixing, and send that feedback back to the agent in the same session. Preview links can be shared so others can try the app and leave notes.

Appearances
10
Categories
2
First seen
28 September 2026
Latest
5 October 2026
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Recorded measurements

Published observations only. Missing dates are not zero, and points do not establish what happened between observations. Each source and unit is shown separately.

npm / PyPI packages · weekly downloads

npm / PyPI packages · 9 dated measurements

Rolling seven-day download totals recorded on these observation dates; do not add the points or treat their difference as new downloads.

Latest value shown: 30,066 weekly downloads ·

Higher values appear higher on the chart. The scale covers the recorded values.

npm / PyPI packages: weekly downloads recorded measurements9 dated points, 31 Aug 2026 to 5 Oct 2026. Values range from 4,265 to 33,574 weekly downloads. Higher values appear higher. Open the exact values and published evidence below for the data table. Dots are not connected; missing dates are not zero.31 Aug 2026: 8,874 weekly downloads21 Sept 2026: 4,265 weekly downloads27 Sept 2026: 9,429 weekly downloads28 Sept 2026: 15,088 weekly downloads29 Sept 2026: 18,570 weekly downloads30 Sept 2026: 23,371 weekly downloads1 Oct 2026: 28,604 weekly downloads2 Oct 2026: 33,574 weekly downloads5 Oct 2026: 30,066 weekly downloads
View 9 exact dated values and published evidence
Exact values and their published evidence
Measured onValue (weekly downloads)Published in
8,874
4,265
9,429
15,088
18,570
23,371
28,604
33,574
30,066

“Measured on” uses the original observation date. “Published in” links to the edition that reported it; the dates may differ.

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Appearance history

10 appearances
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