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AIRUNCODE

A local-first code runtime environment supporting multiple models and multi-agent collaboration

freemium
Last Updated 9/8/2026

About AIRUNCODE

AIRUNCODE is a local-first Agent Runtime: code and prompts stay on your machine, it uses your own keys, and it emphasizes no intermediate cloud. It supports OpenRouter, NVIDIA, DeepSeek, MiniMax, and local GGUF models, and lets an unlimited number of agents run in parallel with shared memory. Every change comes with runnable tests; on failure, AIRUNCODE reads the logs, locates the cause, and fixes it until the test suite passes.

Best for

Local code developers
Multi-agent workflow users
Users who need to connect multiple models

Best use cases

Write and run code locally

Run multi-agent tasks in parallel

Connect cloud or local models

Automated testing and failure self-healing

Features

Local-first

Code and prompts are saved on your machine.

Multi-model access

Supports OpenRouter, NVIDIA, DeepSeek, MiniMax, and local GGUF models.

Multi-agent collaboration

Supports an unlimited number of agents running in parallel with shared memory.

Testing and self-healing

Changes come with runnable tests; on failure, it reads the logs, locates the cause, and fixes it until the test suite passes.

Pros

  • Code and prompts are saved locally by default
  • Supports multiple cloud and local models
  • Supports parallel agents with shared memory
  • Changes come with runnable tests and log-based self-healing

Pricing Plans

Free

$0forever
  • 2 keys with 48-hour validity per week
  • Unlimited local models
  • Cost tracking
  • V-CORE basic

Pro

$15month
  • Unlimited BYOK
  • Multi-agent collaboration
  • Context snapshots
  • V-CORE full

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on AIRUNCODE's official website.

FAQ

The official site lists OpenRouter, NVIDIA, DeepSeek, MiniMax, and local GGUF.
The official site lists Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Tool Information

DeveloperAIRUNCODE
Release Date9/8/2026
Pricingfreemium