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Coder by K4tron

Coder by K4tron

K4tron

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2 installs
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AI coding agent in your sidebar — reviewable diffs, gated commands, persistent sessions
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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K4tron Coder

An AI coding agent that lives in your VS Code sidebar. It reads, writes, and runs code in your workspace — streaming its reasoning, showing every file change as a reviewable diff, and asking for your approval before anything sensitive.

Website: k4tron.com · Your account: app.k4tron.com

Quick start

  1. Install the extension and open the K4tron panel (activity bar icon, or Ctrl+Alt+K / Cmd+Alt+K).
  2. Connect your machine to your k4tron account — grab a device code at app.k4tron.com/connect and paste it in.
  3. Type what you want done. The agent works on the open workspace.

No API keys, no settings to configure — usage is billed through your k4tron account.

What it does

  • Reads and edits your code — every change is presented as a diff you can review before it lands, right in the feed.
  • Runs commands — terminal actions go through an approval gate; approve one, or turn on auto-approve for the session.
  • Works in two modes — free for a single focused agent, swarm for a supervisor that delegates to parallel sub-agents on bigger tasks.
  • Presets, not model pickers — choose a tier (lite · basic · standard · premium) and k4tron takes care of the rest.
  • Persistent sessions — close VS Code, come back tomorrow, and resume exactly where you left off, full context included. Sessions are per workspace, with live cost and context tracking in the panel.
  • Workspace instructions — drop .agent/*.md files in your project to teach the agent your conventions.
  • MCP support — connect Model Context Protocol servers to extend the agent with your own tools.

Your data stays put: sessions, preferences, and auth live in your user data directory (~/.k4tron on Linux/macOS, %LOCALAPPDATA%\k4tron on Windows), never inside your project.

The same agent, everywhere

Prefer the terminal? The identical engine ships as a CLI:

npx k4tron

Sessions are shared between the extension and the CLI — start in one, resume in the other.

Requirements

  • VS Code 1.85 or newer
  • A k4tron account — sign up at k4tron.com

License

Proprietary. The extension is free to install; usage is billed through your k4tron account.

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