Work on real code
Explore a repository, edit files, run commands, and test your changes from one terminal session.
“Fix the failing tests.”
AgentOS Code
Build, debug, and test with your AgentOS account and workspace credits.
curl -fsSL https://tryagentos.net/code/install.sh | bash
macOS Apple Silicon & Linux x64 (glibc) v0.1.1
cd your-project
agentos-code
Your browser opens automatically to sign in to AgentOS. Choose your workspace, then return to the terminal and tell it what to build.
If the installer updated your PATH, open a new terminal first.
Explore a repository, edit files, run commands, and test your changes from one terminal session.
“Fix the failing tests.”
Use your AgentOS login and workspace credits. Check your balance and coding usage without leaving your project.
/login/usage
Switch between available coding models in the terminal. AgentOS handles the connection, so you don’t need provider API keys.
/models
GPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen Coder, Kimi, Grok, and GLM. Open /models for the current catalog; availability and credit use vary by model.
The installer puts agentos-code in ~/.local/bin, checks the download’s SHA-256 checksum, and adds the directory to your Bash or Zsh PATH if needed. It does not need sudo. Run the same install command to reinstall the published version.
Open the sign-in link printed in your terminal on the same computer. You can also run agentos-code login or use /login inside the CLI to sign in again.
Coding uses the credits of the workspace you select during sign-in. Use /usage in the CLI or agentos-code usage from your shell to check your account and balance. See AgentOS pricing for workspace plans.
AgentOS Code is the terminal CLI. It runs in your project directory and uses your AgentOS account. The AgentOS desktop app is a separate download.