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Beyond Code

A coding assistant that lives in a Windows terminal, with model downloads built in. Find and fetch open models, run them on your own machine, or use a hosted one instead. All of it chosen in the app rather than in a settings file.

  • Windows 11
  • Windows 10
  • TypeScript
  • Bun
  • React / Ink
Not released yet In development

Being built now. Not finished yet.

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Where this stands

Everything in the catalogue is still in development. You can read what each application does, what it needs, and what it cannot do yet. Nothing here is open to download or buy. Leave your email and you will hear from us the day that changes, once and about that only.

Why we built it

Running a local model against your own files is supposed to be simple, and it never is. Every editor advertises it. Then the real work starts.

  • Editing settings files by hand.
  • Guessing at addresses and port numbers.
  • Working out why one program cannot talk to another.
  • Most people give up before they get a single answer out of it.

The design we set out to build removes that gap completely by putting the model inside the assistant. You open it, pick a model, and work. That is still the goal. The current version has not reached it, and it connects out to a model you set up yourself. We would rather tell you here than let you find out afterwards.

What it does

Your model, your files, without the wiring.

Find and fetch models in the app Search the open model libraries and download what you want without leaving the terminal. No browser tab, no moving files around by hand.
Your own machine, or a hosted one Point it at the model running on your own machine, or at a hosted one with a key. Switch between them without reinstalling anything.
It never starts servers behind your back The only thing it talks to is the one you chose. It will not quietly start programs you did not ask for. That is a rule in the code, not a preference.
Known limit

The model still runs as a separate program that the assistant connects to. Running it inside the assistant, which is the whole reason this exists, is not built yet.

Known limit

Development is paused while that design is reconsidered.

We list these because you will find them anyway. A limitation you learn about after paying is a defect in how we sold it to you.


Documentation

Installation, requirements, configuration and licensing for Beyond Code.

Read the docs

Release history

Every release, what changed in it, and the hash of exactly what shipped.

See releases