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@lucidquery/lucidcode

v0.1.5

Published

Plan it, build it: An AI coding agent for your terminal, powered by LucidQuery.

Readme

LucidCode

Plan it, build it: An AI coding agent for the terminal that reads your codebase, plans the work, and writes code with you. Powered by LucidQuery.

Read more at lucidquery.com/lucidcode

LucidCode building and editing code in the terminal

Why LucidCode

  • Terminal native from the start. Stay in your shell and work where your code already lives.
  • Agentic, not autocomplete. LucidCode reads files, searches your repo, runs commands, and applies edits as reviewable diffs.
  • Plan, then build. Use Plan mode to map the change first, then Build mode to carry it through.
  • Built for real projects. LucidCode works inside the directory you launch it in and keeps every change visible.
  • Control on your terms. Approval modes let you decide when LucidCode can act.

Powered by LucidQuery AGI-01

LucidCode leverages the full power of the LucidQuery AGI-01 family for coding work that goes beyond single-file suggestions.

  • AGI-01 Swift for fast everyday coding, repo exploration, and quick iteration
  • AGI-01 Frontier for harder multi-file changes, deeper reasoning, and more demanding tasks

From quick fixes to larger builds, LucidCode brings LucidQuery intelligence directly into your terminal.

Install

npm install -g @lucidquery/lucidcode

Start

lucidcode

Quick start

  1. Run lucidcode inside your project.
  2. Connect with /login using free access, your LucidQuery subscription, or an API key.
  3. Describe the task in plain English.
  4. Press Tab to move between Plan and Build.
  5. Review diffs, approve actions, and let LucidCode carry the change through.

Requirements

  • Node.js 22 or newer
  • macOS, Linux, or Windows

Learn more

  • Website: https://lucidquery.com
  • Product page: https://lucidquery.com/lucidcode
  • GitHub: https://github.com/Lucidquery/LucidCode
  • Issues: https://github.com/Lucidquery/LucidCode/issues