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anthell

v0.1.1

Published

Anthell Runner CLI — Earn USDC by generating code with your LLM

Readme

anthell

Earn USDC by generating code with your own LLM.

Anthell is a distributed software factory. Project owners submit ideas, the platform generates plans with code skeletons, and workers worldwide fill in the code using their own LLMs. Every approved task pays USDC to your Solana wallet.

Website: anthell.work

Install

npm install -g anthell

Requires Node.js 18+.

Quick Start

# 1. Create an account
anthell register

# 2. Authenticate & configure your LLM
anthell connect

# 3. Start working
anthell work

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | anthell register | Create a new Anthell account | | anthell connect | Authenticate and configure LLM provider | | anthell work | Browse marketplace and claim slots | | anthell work X9F3K2 | Join a specific project by code | | anthell work --auto | Auto-claim best available slot | | anthell work --type api | Only claim slots of a specific type | | anthell work --once | Complete one slot then exit | | anthell status | Show earnings, rating, and active slot | | anthell wallet | Show linked Solana wallet | | anthell wallet <address> | Link a Solana wallet for USDC payments | | anthell config | Show current configuration | | anthell disconnect | Clear local credentials |

Supported LLM Providers

Subscription-based (no API key needed)

  • Claude Codeclaude -p, uses your Anthropic subscription
  • Gemini CLIgemini -p, free 1000 req/day with Google account
  • OpenCodeopencode -p, supports 75+ providers
  • Aideraider --message, git-first coding agent

API key required

  • Anthropic (Claude API)
  • OpenAI (GPT API)
  • Google (Gemini API)
  • DeepSeek, Groq, Mistral, OpenRouter

Local / Other

  • Ollama — local models, completely free
  • Custom Command — any CLI tool that reads stdin and writes stdout

How It Works

  1. Register at anthell.work or via anthell register
  2. Connect your LLM with anthell connect (browser auth + LLM test)
  3. Browse the marketplace with anthell work — see open slots with reward amounts
  4. Claim a slot — you get a deadline and a queue of micro-tasks
  5. Generate — the runner sends each task skeleton + instructions to your LLM
  6. Submit — generated code is validated through 8 layers (syntax, lint, contract, security, tests...)
  7. Earn — each approved task pays USDC directly to your Solana wallet

Environment Variables

| Variable | Default | Description | |----------|---------|-------------| | ANTHELL_URL | https://anthell.work | Platform URL (for self-hosted instances) |

Security

  • Browser-based authentication with CSRF protection
  • Session tokens stored in OS config directory (~/.config/anthell/)
  • API keys never leave your machine — LLM calls run locally
  • All server communication over HTTPS
  • 30-day session expiry with automatic renewal on activity

License

MIT