Anthracode

1. Open a project

From the directory of any project you want to work on:

~/terminal

anthracode

On first launch you'll be asked for a model API key (Claude, GPT, local — your choice). The key is written to ~/.anthracode/config.json and never sent anywhere except the model provider.

2. Attach to an existing project URL

Anthracode can attach to an existing project share URL or directory:

~/terminal

anthracode attach https://opencode.ai/s/abc123

3. Describe what you want

The agent plans before it edits. A typical short interaction:

~/anthracode session

> refactor the auth middleware
plan: 3 steps · est 6 min
  ▸ read auth.ts and 2 dependents
  ▸ extract verifyToken into lib/jwt.ts
  ▸ update callers, run tests
proceed? [y/n]

Plans are explicit and revisable. Reject a step and the agent will re-plan.

4. Quit cleanly

Ctrl+C exits. Memory and tasks are flushed to disk on the way out. Re-running anthracode in the same directory picks up where you left off.

What just got created

Look in your project root:

~/terminal

.anthracode/
  memory/      ← markdown files; you can read and edit them
  tasks/       ← in-progress task lists
  config.json  ← project-level overrides

These are plain files — commit the ones you want versioned, ignore the rest. The defaults gitignore everything except memory/shared/.