Mrai AiCode

Mrai AiCode — English-first fork of Aicode-Glass (AiCode) with built-in free AI: the Mrai AI keyless chain and OpenCode Free providers. GPL-3.0.

Features AI Agent AI Agent — Built-in tools for file read/write/edit, shell execution, background terminal, code & web search, image recognition, todo lists, and more; streaming output with live Markdown rendering and automatic context compression Parallel subagents — Spawn subagents with their own isolated context to research, review or compare approaches in the background without blocking the current chat; read-only Explore and Reviewer subagents are built in, and you can define your own with a custom model, tool set and prompt Three run modes — BUILD for normal development, PLAN for read-only planning (writes blocked at the tool layer), AUTO to approve everything without prompts — pick the permission scope you trust Checkpoints & Undo — Snapshots are recorded before the agent edits code; one-tap rollback of code, chat history, or both Skills & Auto Memory — Global/project-level skills and long-term memory let the AI reuse experience and project conventions across sessions MCP Protocol — Connect to local (stdio) or remote (HTTP) MCP servers to dynamically extend AI tool capabilities Tool permissions & custom prompts — Per-tool authorization rules; system prompts can be overridden by the user and survive app upgrades Models & Providers Free providers built in — Mrai AI (keyless chain) and OpenCode Free work immediately, no signup and no key Model-agnostic beyond that — No vendor lock-in: bring your own models, keys and endpoints whenever you want Protocol support — Compatible with the OpenAI / Anthropic / Gemini protocols, with presets for several official providers and support for custom ones; model lists and pricing are customizable Multiple keys — Configure several keys per provider with sequential or round-robin rotation; reasoning effort is adjustable Development Environment Built-in Terminal & Container — A local Linux container built on Termux and PRoot with a built-in Alpine image; supports custom rootfs images and host directory mounts; multi-tab terminals that can stay alive in the background Remote SSH Mode — Use a remote SSH server as the execution backend: commands, files and terminal all act on the remote project File tree & code editor — An indented file tree that opens files in a full-screen editor with syntax highlighting for mainstream languages and Markdown preview; file:line links in AI replies jump straight to that line, in both local and remote SSH workspaces Git Integration — Visual management of status, branches, commit history, diffs and tags, plus staging/discarding changes, sign-off and credentials Workspace Sync — SFTP / FTP synchronization with a built-in FTP server for desktop file management Experience Tablet & large screen — Layout adapts to window width: a persistent sidebar on wide screens with code or terminal beside the chat, falling back to a single pane when narrow Token stats — Usage and cost estimates per provider and model, with a drill-down into individual calls Appearance & language — Light/dark themes, preset color schemes, Material You colors, custom background images, and an English-first UI Network proxy — Configure a global proxy and per-provider proxies separately Backup & Restore — Encrypted export/import of provider configs, credentials, chat history and workspace files