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Get started with Anthracode.
A maintained fork of OpenCode with persistent memory and tasks across sessions. TUI-first. Bring your own model. MIT licensed.
Anthracode is a coding agent that runs in your terminal. It's built as a fork of OpenCode and tracks upstream releases, layering its own modules on top — primarily memory and tasks.
Unlike most agents, Anthracode remembers what you decided last week. Preferences, project facts, past decisions — written to a directory of plain markdown files you can read, version, and grep.
Quick install
The CLI is published to npm. Bun 1.3.13 is required if building from source — see the install guide for details.
npm i -g anthracode-aiWhat's in these docs
The sidebar groups everything into four sections. If you're new here, the order on the next/previous arrows is a good linear path.
- start — introduction, install, quickstart
- concepts — memory, tasks, agents
- reference — cli, config, mcp servers, models
- develop — build from source
Source & license
Source lives at github.com/rafa57600/anthracode. MIT licensed. Issues, PRs, and forks are welcome.
