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<br><em>Secure, open, universal.</em>
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VT Code is an open-source Rust terminal coding agent for interactive and
long-running autonomous workflows. It brings a responsive TUI, safe terminal
tools, multi-provider LLM support, open protocols, and extensible Skills into
one tool—so you can move from a question to a reviewed change without leaving
your terminal.
> **Project status:** Active development. VT Code is currently at version
> `0.146.4`; local inference and some automation workflows are experimental.
> Interfaces and configuration may change between releases.
## Contents
- [Features](#features)
- [Quick start](#quick-start)
- [Documentation](#documentation)
- [Providers](#providers)
- [Local models](#local-models-experimental)
- [Development](#development)
- [Contributing](#contributing)
- [Support](#support)
- [License](#license)
> New here? Start with [Installation](./docs/installation/README.md), then
> [Getting Started](./docs/user-guide/getting-started.md).
## Features
### Runtime and coding
- **Agent runtime**: interactive TUI, slash commands, streaming, `ask`/`exec` CLI, session resume, and review workflows
- **Coding tools**: safe file operations, [ripgrep](https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep) search, [ast-grep](https://ast-grep.github.io/) symbol maps, fuzzy discovery, code intelligence, project indexing, and terminal execution
### Extensibility and providers
- **Extensibility**: [Agent Skills](https://agentskills.io), [MCP](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/) client/server, [Agent Plugins](https://agent-plugins.org), lifecycle hooks, subagents, custom providers, and [ACP](https://agentclientprotocol.com)
- **Model providers**: 26+ built-in providers, custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and **local inference via Ollama, LM Studio, and llama.cpp** (managed with `/local`)
### Safety and protocols
- **Safety**: restricted shell sandbox, tool guardrails, subprocess isolation, audit logging, and per-workspace approval before lifecycle hooks defined in workspace configuration (`vtcode.toml`, `.vtcode`, or agent-spec files) can run shell commands
- **Provider governance**: `providers_whitelist` restricts which LLM providers VT Code can access, preventing accidental data leakage to unapproved endpoints
- **Protocols**: Open Responses, Agent2Agent (A2A), ATIF, and Anthropic Messages API
### Automation and planning
- **Loop engineering**: worktree isolation for parallel agents, propose/verify sub-agent separation, durable loop state, and cost guardrails
- **Planning workflow**: iterate on a build plan with `/plan` and the `plan` primary agent, then hand off to `build`/`auto` via a structured review gate
## Quick start
### 1. Install
The native installer is recommended for macOS and Linux. It installs VT Code
and the `ripgrep` and `ast-grep` search tools used by its coding workflow.
```bash
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vinhnx/vtcode/main/scripts/install.sh | bash
```
Other installation methods are documented in the
[Installation Guide](./docs/installation/README.md).
```bash
# Homebrew
brew trust vinhnx/tap
brew install vinhnx/tap/vtcode
# Cargo
cargo install vtcode
```
### 2. Initialize a workspace
Run this from the project you want VT Code to work on:
```bash
cd path/to/your/project
vtcode init
```
This scaffolds project configuration and agent guidance. Review the generated
files before committing them.
### 3. Configure a provider
Set the API key for the provider you want to use (or configure an OAuth-based
provider with `vtcode login`). For example:
```bash
export OPENAI_API_KEY="sk-..."
```
See the [provider guides](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md) for supported
providers, local inference options, and authentication details. Never commit
API keys or place them directly in `vtcode.toml`.
### 4. Launch VT Code
```bash
vtcode
```
VT Code opens an interactive terminal UI in the current workspace. Use `ask`,
`exec`, or `review` when you want a one-shot workflow.
### Common commands
```bash
vtcode # interactive TUI
vtcode init # scaffold project config + AGENTS.md
vtcode ask "explain Rc vs Arc" # one-shot question
vtcode exec "refactor main.rs" # headless task with full tool access
vtcode review # review uncommitted changes
vtcode update # self-update
```
## Documentation
### User guides
- [**Wiki**](https://github.com/vinhnx/VTCode/wiki): community wiki on getting started, configuration, providers, local models, skills, MCP, automation, security, and FAQ
- [**Installation**](./docs/installation/README.md): installation methods, provider setup, and troubleshooting
- [**Interactive TUI**](./docs/user-guide/interactive-mode.md): primary agents, slash commands (`/model`, `/review`, `/mcp`, `/skills`, `/theme`, `/compact`)
- [**CLI commands**](./docs/user-guide/commands.md): command reference for interactive, headless, review, and automation workflows
- [**Full automation**](./docs/guides/full-automation.md): `--full-auto` CLI, plan-build-evaluate harness, subagents, and scheduled tasks
- [**Providers**](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md): setup guides for all 26+ providers
- [**Configuration**](./docs/config/CONFIG_FIELD_REFERENCE.md): `vtcode.toml`, tool config, and lifecycle hooks
### Integrations
- [**Agent Skills**](./docs/skills/SKILLS_GUIDE.md): creating, loading, and sharing skills
- [**Agent Plugins**](./docs/guides/agent-plugins.md): portable skill + MCP packages via `vtcode plugins`
- [**MCP Integration**](./docs/guides/mcp-integration.md): client and server modes
- [**Editor guides**](./docs/guides/zed-acp.md): Zed ACP, VS Code, and Claude Code
### Operations and architecture
- [**Safety**](./docs/security/SECURITY_MODEL.md): shell sandbox, security hardening, and threat model
- [**Protocols**](./docs/protocols/OPEN_RESPONSES.md): Open Responses, ATIF, A2A, and Anthropic Messages API
- [**Loop engineering**](./docs/project/PLAN-loop-engineering.md): worktree isolation, propose/verify, loop state, and cost guardrails
- [**Planning workflow**](./docs/guides/planning-workflow.md): `/plan`, review gate, and plan handoff to build/auto agents
### Reference
- [**Architecture**](./docs/ARCHITECTURE.md): workspace boundaries and runtime design
- [**Configuration field reference**](./docs/config/CONFIG_FIELD_REFERENCE.md): complete `vtcode.toml` reference
- [**Command security model**](./docs/development/COMMAND_SECURITY_MODEL.md): execution policy and sandbox boundaries
- [**Development setup**](./docs/development/DEVELOPMENT_SETUP.md): prerequisites and local workflow
- [**Testing**](./docs/development/testing.md): test profiles and verification commands
## Providers
VT Code supports 26+ built-in providers, local inference backends, and
custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
### Provider directory
| Category | Providers |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Cloud LLMs** | [Anthropic](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#anthropic-claude) · [OpenAI](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#openai-gpt) · [Gemini](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#google-gemini) · [Meta AI (Muse)](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#meta-ai) · [Z.AI](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#zai-zai) · [Moonshot (Kimi)](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#moonshot-kimi) · [StepFun](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#stepfun) · [MiniMax](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#minimax) · [Mistral](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#mistral) · [Qwen](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#qwen) |
| **Foundations** | [NVIDIA NIM](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#nvidia-nim) · [Xiaomi MiMo](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#xiaomi-mimo) |
| **Gateways** | [OpenRouter](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#openrouter-marketplace) · [Merge Gateway](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#merge-gateway) · [Evolink](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#evolink-multi-model-gateway) · [HuggingFace](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#huggingface) · [Atlas Cloud](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#atlas-cloud) · [OmniRoute](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#omniroute) |
| **Local inference** | [Ollama](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#ollama-local--cloud-models) · [LM Studio](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#lm-studio-local-server) · [llama.cpp](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#llamacpp-local-server) |
| **Other** | [GitHub Copilot](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#github-copilot) · [Anthropic API Compat](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#anthropic-api-compatibility-server) · [Poolside](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#poolside) |
Additional built-in providers include [DeepSeek](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#deepseek),
[xAI](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#xai-grok), [OpenCode Zen](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#opencode-zen),
and [OpenCode Go](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#opencode-go).
See the [Provider Guides](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md) for credentials,
model defaults, API capabilities, and setup details.
Merge Gateway is a built-in OpenAI-compatible gateway with curated routes and
pass-through support for valid explicit `provider/model` IDs.
### Configure a provider
List available providers and configure one from the CLI:
```bash
vtcode models list
vtcode models config
```
For a quick start, set the environment variable documented by your provider.
OAuth-based providers can use their dedicated `vtcode login` command.
### Custom providers
Use `[[custom_providers]]` to add a private gateway, an aggregator such as
Atlas Cloud or OmniRoute, or an internal inference cluster:
#### Basic configuration
```toml
[[custom_providers]]
name = "mycorp"
display_name = "MyCorp"
base_url = "https://llm.corp.example/v1"
api_key_env = "MYCORP_API_KEY"
model = "gpt-5-mini"
models = ["gpt-5-mini", "gpt-5.4"]
context_window = 256000 # optional; defaults to 128000 tokens
```
Set the corresponding environment variable before launching VT Code:
```bash
export MYCORP_API_KEY="..."
```
#### Capability settings
- `context_window`: capability size in tokens. It controls UI context sizing,
compaction thresholds, and preflight token checks.
- `models`: optional model IDs to expose in the model picker. `model` remains
the default selection.
- `api_format`: optional value of `auto`, `openai-chat`, `openai-responses`, or
`anthropic-messages`. Omit it to preserve autodetection, or set it explicitly
to prevent fallback to another format.
- Capability defaults include `supports_tools`, `supports_reasoning`,
`supports_reasoning_effort`, `supports_vision`, `supports_structured_output`,
`supports_parallel_tool_calls`, `supports_context_caching`,
`supports_responses_compaction`, and `supports_context_edits`.
The separate `context.max_context_tokens` setting can impose a lower session
budget. See the [configuration reference](./docs/config/CONFIG_FIELD_REFERENCE.md),
the [custom provider configuration](./docs/config/config.md#custom_providers).
#### Model profiles
Use a profile for model-specific overrides:
```toml
[custom_providers.profiles."gpt-5.4"]
api_format = "openai-responses"
context_window = 131072
supports_tools = true
supports_vision = false
supports_structured_output = true
```
Profiles apply only to an existing model identifier. They do not add models to
the picker. Use `model` or `models` on the provider entry to control model
availability.
#### Validate the configuration
```bash
vtcode models list
vtcode models config
vtcode ask "Summarize this repository"
```
See the [worked provider examples](./docs/providers/PROVIDER_GUIDES.md#custom-providers)
for Atlas Cloud and OmniRoute.
### Provider governance
Use `providers_whitelist` in `vtcode.toml` to restrict access to approved
providers. This helps prevent accidental data leakage in corporate or
air-gapped environments.
```toml
# vtcode.toml
providers_whitelist = ["opencode-zen", "opencode-go", "gemini"]
```
Leave it empty, the default, to allow all built-in and custom providers. See
the [configuration reference](./docs/config/CONFIG_FIELD_REFERENCE.md) and
[Getting Started](./docs/user-guide/getting-started.md) for setup instructions.
## Local models (experimental)
Run models entirely on your machine for privacy, offline use, or zero token
cost. VT Code supports three local backends, all managed from the TUI:
### Supported backends
- **Ollama** (`ollama serve`), best-supported local backend; auto-loads pulled models.
- **LM Studio** (`lms server start`), OpenAI-compatible; select the loaded model in the picker.
- **llama.cpp** (`llama-server -m model.gguf`), most automated; auto-starts via `LLAMACPP_MODEL_PATH`.
### TUI commands
```text
/local # interactive local server manager
/local start ollama # start a specific backend
/local troubleshoot # diagnose connection / model issues
```
Before each generation VT Code verifies the server is up and the model is
loaded, and on failure prints the exact recovery command (e.g.
`ollama pull gpt-oss:20b`) instead of a cryptic error. Local inference is
**experimental** and depends on your hardware. See
[Local Models guide](./docs/guides/local-models.md) for trade-offs, hardware
sizing, and a reliable-setup checklist. For the full `/local` reference, see
[Local Inference Servers](./docs/providers/local-servers.md).
## Development
### Build from source
```bash
git clone https://github.com/vinhnx/vtcode.git
cd vtcode
./scripts/run-debug.sh
```
### Workspace layout
Rust stable, edition 2024, MSRV 1.93.0. The workspace contains roughly 30
crates; the root binary and core/UI crates are included in the default build:
| Layer | Crates |
| ------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Binary | `vtcode` |
| Common | `vtcode-commons`, `vtcode-exec-events`, `vtcode-macros`, `vtcode-utility-tool-specs` |
| Codegen | `vtcode-core`, `vtcode-ui`, `vtcode-config`, `vtcode-llm`, `vtcode-skills`, `vtcode-safety`, `vtcode-a2a`, `vtcode-mcp`, `vtcode-auth`, `vtcode-acp`, `vtcode-indexer`, `vtcode-bash-runner`, `vtcode-memory`, `vtcode-eval` |
### Library use
For crate-based integrations, see [`vtcode-battery-pack`](https://github.com/vinhnx/vtcode-battery-pack).
### Quality checks
```bash
./scripts/check-dev.sh # fast quality gate: clippy, fmt, and check
cargo nextest run # parallel test runner
```
CI runs locked dependency resolution and treats warnings as errors. For a
faster local iteration loop, use `./scripts/check-dev.sh`; use nextest rather
than `cargo test` for the project's test suite.
## Contributing
VT Code is built by an open-source community. Whether you're fixing bugs, improving docs, proposing features, reporting security issues, or shipping patches, all contributions are welcome.
### Ways to contribute
- **Security advisories**: Responsible disclosure makes everyone safer. See the [Security Policy](https://github.com/vinhnx/VTCode/security/policy) for reporting guidelines.
- **Bug fixes and patches**: Small or large, every fix matters.
- **Documentation**: Guides, examples, and improvements help the whole ecosystem.
- **Features and ideas**: Open an issue or start a discussion.
- **Code reviews and testing**: Help keep the project healthy.
### Getting started
- Browse [good first issues](https://github.com/vinhnx/vtcode/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3A%22good+first+issue%22)
- Read [CONTRIBUTING.md](./docs/CONTRIBUTING.md) for humans
- Check [AGENTS.md](./AGENTS.md) for AI agents
### Contributors
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to VT Code, your work makes this project better for all of us.
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## Support
### Sponsorship
VT Code is a labor of love built in my spare time. If it's helped you ship something or learn something, a [sponsorship](https://github.com/sponsors/vinhnx) would mean the world.
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## License
First-party code is licensed under **MIT OR Apache-2.0**, choose whichever works best for you. See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for the full Apache-2.0 text; MIT terms are also granted under the same copyright.
Third-party and inspired-by code remains under its original licenses. See [THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES](THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES) for attributions.