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GenCode
Launched this week
GenCode is Genspark’s coding agent with Chat and Terminal UIs. It supports models from Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, and more, and works directly on code in a directory you choose.





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GenCode brings multiple AI models into one coding workflow, with both a Chat UI and Terminal UI.
It supports nine model families, including Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, GLM, MiniMax, Kimi, Grok, and Nemotron. It can also use your Genspark skills, authorized connectors, and existing Claude Code setup.
Key features:
• Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, and more in one model catalog
• Chat UI or Terminal UI
• Works directly on code in a directory you choose
• Supports Genspark Skills, Connectors, and Claude Code setup
• Sub-agents for larger coding tasks
• Scriptable with JSON output for automation and CI workflows
• No API key setup required for the Genspark-hosted model catalog
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@rohanrecommends These looks really useful for switching between different AI models without changing tool all the time
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"every frontier model at 1/10 the cost, no API key setup" is the part I want to understand better. if it's routing through Genspark's own hosted catalog instead of my own Claude/OpenAI keys, is that a proxy that sees the raw prompts and code going through it, or is it a pass-through with no logging on your side? for anything touching a private repo that's the first question before the pricing, since the cheap option only matters if I know exactly whose infra my code is transiting.