Lately, it feels like every modern AI coding workflow requires switching to heavy 4-6 GB RAM IDEs or constantly jumping between disconnected terminal windows.
I ve always loved Sublime Text for one reason: it s blisteringly fast, light on resources, and gets completely out of the way. But when autonomous coding agents became essential to my daily workflow, I found myself in a dilemma: sacrifice my favorite editor, or juggle endless copy-pasting.
I decided to see how far Sublime Text could be pushed. I spent the last few months building a native AI coding agent in vanilla Python directly inside Sublime running the agentic loop on an independent thread with zero background daemons.
Stop sacrificing your machine's speed for AI. Limitcode brings autonomous coding agents directly into Sublime Text with zero background daemons. Inspect files with @file, review native diffs, connect any frontier LLM or run private local models via BYOK, and undo any edit with one shortcut.
