Linoren Code 0.1.5

Linoren Code, in your terminal.

An agent that reads your project, plans the change with you, edits the files and runs the tests. It signs in with your Linoren account and asks before it runs anything.

Windows build coming soonHow to install

Windows 10 and 11, x64

Install

From the download to your first change.

Put it on your PATH

Download linoren.exe, then move it to a folder Windows searches for commands. In PowerShell:

PowerShell

New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force "$HOME\bin" | Out-Null
Move-Item "$HOME\Downloads\linoren.exe" "$HOME\bin\"
[Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("Path", "User") + ";$HOME\bin", "User")

Open a new terminal afterwards so it sees the new PATH. Nothing else to install: no Node, no Bun.

2
Start it where the code is
Go to a project folder and run it. It works on the files in that folder.
PowerShell
```
cd C:\code\my-project
linoren
```
3
Sign in once
Type /login. Your browser opens; approve the request with your Linoren account and come back to the terminal. It stays signed in until you type /logout.

Inside the terminal

Nothing runs without your yes.

Every command and every edit waits for you. Switch to plan mode for the big changes: it proposes, you argue, then it does the work. Auto mode is there once you trust the task.

Shift+Tab: Switch between normal, auto and plan mode
/model: Pick the model for this session
/effort: Low, medium or high thinking effort
/config: Settings, status and usage
/login /logout: Connect or disconnect your Linoren account
/help: Every command, with what it does

Scripts and CI

One task, then it exits.

linoren run takes a prompt, does the work and returns, so it fits a script or a pipeline step. On a machine where nobody can open a browser, give it a token in LINOREN_TOKEN instead of signing in, and keep the token out of your project files.

Shell

linoren run "Review the open diff and list the risky changes"

Shell

linoren run "Write the changelog for this release"

Your plan, your limits. It uses the same models and limits as the web chat, on the account you sign in with.

Your password stays in the browser. You approve the sign-in on linoren.com; the terminal only receives a token.

Built on OpenCode. The open-source agent under the MIT licence. Its notices ship with every download.

Start in the folder you already have open.

No account yet? Make one first; Linoren Code signs in with it.

Windows build coming soonCreate an account