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@nyxur/freebuff

v0.0.126

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Freebuff adaptado para Termux/Android (launcher con descarga dinámica + grun)

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Freebuff

The free coding agent. No subscription. No configuration. Start in seconds.

An AI coding agent that runs in your terminal — describe what you want, and Freebuff edits your code.

Install

npm install -g freebuff

Usage

cd ~/my-project
freebuff

Termux / Android

This fork runs the official Freebuff binary natively on Termux/Android.

  • The launcher maps android → linux-arm64, downloads the official release from codebuff.com (latest version from the npm registry), and runs the glibc binary through grun (glibc-runner).
  • Requirements: pkg install glibc-repo glibc-runner ripgrep git -y
  • Binary and metadata are stored in ~/.config/freebuff/.

Why Freebuff?

Choice of leading models — The regular CLI picker includes DeepSeek, GPT-5.6 Luna, MiniMax, and MiMo, with DeepSeek V4 Pro 08/13 selected by default.

Fast — 5–10× speed up. 3–5× tokens per second compared to Claude, plus context gathering in seconds.

Loaded — Built-in web research, browser use, and more.

FAQ

How can it be free? Freebuff is supported by text ads.

What models do you use? In full mode, the regular picker includes DeepSeek V4 Pro 08/13, DeepSeek V4 Flash 07/31, GPT-5.6 Luna, MiniMax M3, and MiMo 2.5. DeepSeek V4 Pro 08/13 is the CLI default, and the picker falls back to DeepSeek V4 Flash 07/31 once your daily premium sessions are used up. Limited mode uses DeepSeek V4 Flash 07/31 and MiMo 2.5. GLM 5.2 is available through earned sessions, while Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite handles specialist tasks such as file finding and research.

Which countries is Freebuff available in? All countries. Freebuff runs in "full" mode in the US, Canada, UK, EU, and other select countries, and in "limited" mode everywhere else (or while using a VPN). See freebuff.com for the full list.

What is limited mode? Limited mode lets you use Freebuff outside the full-access countries, or while using a VPN. It includes DeepSeek V4 Flash 07/31 and MiMo 2.5, with 6 one-hour sessions per day.

Is my data used to train AI? Only when a model or feature says data may be used for AI training. Freebuff or the provider may then keep submissions to develop, train, test, evaluate, fine-tune, and improve AI models or products.

How is my data used and stored? We use prompts, messages, code, files, and repository data to provide the service. We may analyze prompts and messages—including pasted content—to personalize ads, using Freebuff systems and service providers acting on our behalf. Separate uploads and connected repositories are not provided to advertising providers. Where required by law, we provide advertising choices and honor recognized opt-out signals; elsewhere, this processing may be required to use the free service. See the Privacy Policy for retention and details.

See the Privacy Policy for complete details.

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