Beyond Code
A Windows terminal coding agent with a model hub built in. Search and pull GGUF models from Hugging Face, run them on your own engine, or route to a hosted provider. All of it chosen in the app rather than in a config file.
- Windows 11
- Windows 10
- TypeScript
- Bun
- React / Ink
Under active development. Follow the build log for progress.
Our builds are finished and gated, but they are not yet signed with a publicly-trusted certificate. Windows would present them as an unknown publisher. We are not shipping software that teaches you to click past the warning that protects you. Releases open the day signing is in place.
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.
- Hand editing config files.
- Guessing at endpoints.
- Working out why one program cannot talk to another.
- Most people give up before they ever see a single token.
The design we set out to build removes the gap completely, by putting the model server inside the coding agent. You open it, pick a local model, and work. That is still the goal. The current build has not reached it, and the agent connects out to an engine you configure. We would rather tell you here than let you find out afterwards.
Your model, your files, without the wiring.
The model engine still runs as a separate host the agent connects to. Serving models inside the agent, which is the reason this application exists, is not built yet.
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.
Release history
Every release, what changed in it, and the hash of exactly what shipped.