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midnight-coder

v1.0.5

Published

Midnight Coder is a local coding agent that runs locally on your computer.

Readme

Midnight Coder

Midnight Coder is a local-first coding agent built around the midnight-coder CLI and the Rust workspace in codex-rs/.

Install

npm install -g midnight-coder

Local model setup

Use the built-in provider flow to point Midnight Coder at a local model server.

  1. Open /provider_conf
  2. Enter an address such as 127.0.0.1:11434
  3. Midnight Coder probes the endpoint, checks /api/tags and /v1/models, and stores the detected provider and model
  4. Use /model to pick the model exposed by the server and adjust the reasoning effort for the current run

Useful commands:

/provider_conf
/model

Context control

Midnight Coder keeps session history explicit and bounded.

/context
/mini-model
/resume-type
/new
/clear
/compact
  • /context sets the maximum context window before auto-compaction
  • /mini-model sets the model used for context compaction
  • /resume-type sets the compaction strategy
  • /new opens another chat during a conversation
  • /clear starts a fresh chat
  • /compact trims history when the conversation gets long

What it includes

  • Terminal workflow
  • App server integration
  • Python SDK
  • TypeScript SDK
  • Workspace-aware sandbox and approval rules

Support

Your support helps keep Midnight Coder moving forward with new features, bug fixes, documentation, and infrastructure.

  • Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/midnightcoder
  • Pix: 38e0af8d-9f56-45cf-8bc8-688dbea4405a

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