free-code
About
free-code is a free, buildable fork of Anthropic's Claude Code CLI, a terminal-native AI coding agent. It offers a pure and unrestricted AI coding experience by stripping all telemetry, removing security-prompt guardrails, and unlocking 54 experimental features. Operating as a single binary with zero callbacks home, it supports multiple model providers including Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex AI, and Anthropic Foundry. Users can interact with it via an interactive REPL or one-shot mode, with flexible custom feature flag configurations.
Features
- Telemetry & Data Reporting Stripped
- Security Guardrails Removed
- All 54 Experimental Features Unlocked
- Multi-Provider Support (Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS, GCP)
- Interactive REPL & One-Shot Modes
Supported Platforms
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