AIRUNCODE manual

AIRUNCODE is an agent runtime that runs on your machine: it plans, writes, tests and ships software with the models you choose. This chapter explains how everything is organized.

How to download AIRUNCODE for Windows, macOS or Linux, verify the download, get past operating-system warnings and sign in for the first time.

The three ways to give AIRUNCODE a model — an API key, your Claude or ChatGPT subscription, or a local model with Ollama — and how to pick the model for each task.

A tour of each area of AIRUNCODE: menu bar, tasks, chat, text box, editor, explorer, terminal, usage bars and status bar.

How to create a task, write an instruction, attach files, mention files with @, use Plan and Agent modes, stop the agent and manage your task list.

How you decide what the agent may do: the three trust profiles (Manual, Supervised, Local autonomy), the approval card and the Security Guard.

How to edit code in AIRUNCODE: tabs, search, AI editing (Ctrl+K), diff review, integrated terminals and running files.

What the context window is, how to read the meter, when and how to compact, what snapshots are and how AIRUNCODE remembers your project (memory, knowledge graph and Blueprints).

How to work with several agents at once: the Swarm (parallel workers with a file lock), the Project Manager that builds the plan and task-graph plans.

How AIRUNCODE checks its own work: the Test Runner with self-healing, the integrated browser to review what is built and the audit panel.

How to version, publish and deploy from AIRUNCODE: the Git panel, GitHub pull requests, isolated spaces (worktrees) and the Cloudflare panel (Wrangler).

How to see and control what you spend: the usage bars (5-hour and weekly quota of your accounts, and API spend), budgets and the Cost Tracker, with no AIRUNCODE markup.

How to dictate instructions with your voice (local Whisper) and how to have AIRUNCODE read answers aloud (local Piper), with microphone and audio-output selection.

A guide to V-CORE, AIRUNCODE’s native game engine (Vulkan/SDL3): editing the world and terrain, weather and ocean, testing with Play, scripting with Lua, building models with Three.js and exporting the game.

How to use AIRUNCODE’s Design Editor: visually edit a live frontend or a blank canvas, annotate changes for the agent and export to HTML, React and Tailwind.

AIRUNCODE’s 16 themes (from Pitch Black to GitHub Dark), how to change them, adjust density, font size and reduced motion, and sync appearance with your account.

How to extend AIRUNCODE: install Skills (reusable instructions) from GitHub or locally, and connect MCP servers from the AIRUNCODE Store.

What the Free plan (4 keys of 48 h per month) and Pro (30 days, one-time payment) include, how to pay, what happens on expiry and how refunds work. Application access is separate from model cost.

How to control your desktop AIRUNCODE from your phone or browser: linking devices, which permissions you grant (conversations, projects, files, metrics) and how to revoke them.

Which data stays on your machine and which travels, how your credentials are stored, which telemetry you can enable and how the agent perimeter and Computer Use mode work.

AIRUNCODE’s shortcut list: files, editing, search, navigation, running, terminal, chat and V-CORE. On macOS, use Cmd where Ctrl appears here.

Solutions to AIRUNCODE’s most common problems: installation, sign-in, models that do not answer, exhausted quota, dictation, the 3D engine, deployments and the remote panel.

Short definitions of the terms AIRUNCODE uses: agent, session, workspace, BYOK, MCP, context window, Swarm, worktree, V-CORE and more.