... just shipped AIRUNCODE 1.5.5, a desktop environment for building apps and games with AI agents on your own computer. Here's what changed: Parallel agents are back in the chat. You can follow each worker's progress while they work on the same project. The OpenRouter and NVIDIA model picker now separates models verified with your account from those still pending a check or unavailable. Availability is checked again every six hours. V-CORE can bring Luanti mods from ContentDB ... ... with no automatic renewal. The free option is still available. We've also applied to Startup Venezuela. The application is a chance to put this project in front of more builders and hear where the product still falls short. AIRUNCODE

... Something pretty important changed in AIRUNCODE. The model is becoming interchangeable. Claude, GPT, other providers, an API endpoint, Chinese models, or a model running locally on your own machine can now operate inside the same environment and get access to the same AIRUNCODE

... keys. Sign in with your Claude or ChatGPT account and the agents run on the subscription you already pay for. API keys, OpenRouter, NVIDIA and Ollama still work, with zero markup. - Ollama installs itself. Pick a local model and Airuncode sets up and manages the server for you. - Pull requests inside the app. CI status, checks, reviews and diffs, then checkout or merge. - One-click deploys to Cloudflare. Publish a site in seconds, even without an account for a preview ... ... Your desk on your phone. The web app now shows branches, PRs and deployments, read-only, over an encrypted channel. All free to update on Windows, macOS and Linux: the app updates itself, or grab 1.5.1 at airuncode.com . If Airuncode

... This exact mess is part of why I stopped using the terminal as the actual workspace. Once I had Claude, Codex and local agents running across projects, the terminal became basically a window manager for AI So I built AIRUNCODE around having the sessions, projects, Git branches, PRs and deployments visible in one desktop workspace instead. The agents can still be Claude Code, Codex, OpenRouter or local Ollama models. I just don t want twelve terminal tabs ... ... fucking orchestration layer. Disclosure: AIRUNCODE

... agents working on the same project, the hard problem stops being which model writes better code? The hard problem becomes keeping project state, branches, decisions and context coherent while the agents remain replaceable. That s actually why I built AIRUNCODE the way I did. The workspace owns the project knowledge, Git/PR state and deployments. Claude, Codex, OpenRouter or local models are just workers operating on top of it. So if tomorrow another model is better, I change the worker instead ... ... rebuilding my fucking development environment I m the maker of AIRUNCODE