k4tron reads, edits and runs code in your project — it doesn't just suggest. No API key, no setup: you pick the tier, the platform handles the models, and usage shows up in credits, in real time.
k4tron acts on your real project: it reads files, edits with a diff, runs commands, starts dev servers and commits — and you watch every step, diff by diff, in your editor or terminal. Approve each action, or turn on auto-approve.
The extension and the CLI are the same k4tron — same account, same tiers, same skills.
The agent inside your editor: conversation feed, review-style diffs on every edit, one-click approvals.
The full experience in any terminal — with any editor, on any OS. Windows, macOS and Linux.
Unified sessions: start in the editor, pick up in the terminal — same conversation, same context.
Add the extension to VS Code, or install the CLI in your terminal.
On first launch, click “Generate connection code”. Your account is born with trial credits — no card.
Paste the code, open a new session and send your first task.
Simple clients — in the editor and the terminal — with all the intelligence on the platform.
No API key, no keys on your machine, no settings panel. Paste a connection code and you're in.
Lite, Basic, Standard, Premium. You pick the power; the platform routes the right model — and improves it without you touching a thing.
Cost shows up in credits, in real time — per message and per session. No provider pricing tables.
In swarm mode, k4tron fans subtasks out to parallel background agents — heavy work, done faster.
Ready-made playbooks: fix a bug, refactor, migrate, review, test, commit — each one knows when it's done.
One connection code per device, revocable anytime. Switch machines whenever you want.
You pick; the platform handles the model behind it.
Minimum cost — trivial tasks and quick checks.
Balanced — great cost/benefit for most cases.
Daily work — feature dev, review and debugging.
Frontier capability — architecture, large refactors, critical tasks.
Playbooks the agent follows from start to “done”.
Create your account, connect your editor or terminal and ship your first task in minutes.
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