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Luno Code: AI Coding Agent, Chat & Remote Control

Luno Code: AI Coding Agent, Chat & Remote Control

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AI coding agent for VS Code: generates code from natural language, runs terminal commands, and edits multi-file projects behind an approval gate you control. Chat & Agent modes, image/PDF/file attachments, SSH remote execution, and a Telegram mini-app to drive the agent from your phone. Powered by C
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Luno Code

Luno Code: AI Coding Agent, Chat & Remote Control

One flat-rate key. Claude, GPT & Gemini. An agent that does the work — and asks before it touches anything.

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Luno Code in VS Code

What is Luno Code?

Luno Code is an open-source AI coding agent that lives in your VS Code sidebar. Describe what you want in plain language — it reads your codebase, writes and edits files, runs terminal commands, and shows every step in a chronological feed as it happens. Mutating actions pass through an approval gate you control, from "ask me every time" to a trusted-command allow-list.

One Luno key covers Claude (Anthropic), GPT (OpenAI) and Gemini (Google) at a flat rate, with a live usage meter in the status bar and a prompts-not-logged guarantee.

Key Features

  • Agent mode — plans, edits multi-file projects, runs commands and tests, and loops until the task is done. Every tool call is a visible, expandable step: diffs before writes, streamed output for commands.
  • Chat mode — streamed answers with markdown, code blocks, and a model switcher. Attach images, PDFs, and source files; they reach the model natively, in order.
  • Approval gate — write/edit/shell tools wait for your click, or ride an allow-list of trusted command patterns (git *, npm run *, …) with an auto-approval budget.
  • SSH remote execution — the agent runs commands on your own servers. Credentials stay in OS secret storage, the model never sees them, and every target is confirmed by you.
  • Web tools — WebFetch and WebSearch for docs lookups and research mid-task.
  • English & Russian UI — the whole surface localizes instantly.

Luno Remote — drive the agent from your phone

Pair your phone once and control the same agent from a Telegram mini-app. It's not a cut-down chat: you get the full chronological feed streaming live, tap to approve or reject tool calls, send follow-up prompts, and watch commands and diffs land on your workstation in real time. Start a refactor at your desk, approve the risky step from the kitchen — the session is the same on both ends, reconnecting cleanly if either side drops.

Get Started

  1. Install the extension and open the Luno Code icon in the activity bar.
  2. Sign in — Telegram device-code (no email, no form) or paste an API key from your luno.codes dashboard.
  3. Pick a model, choose Chat or Agent, and describe your task. That's it.

Everything else — approval mode, auto-approve lists, context management, display scale, language, SSH servers, and Telegram remote — lives in the in-app Settings tab, with JSON export/import for team setups.

Privacy

Your prompts are not logged by the Luno gateway. Attachments ride the request and are never written to disk server-side. SSH credentials and your API key live in the OS keychain via VS Code Secret Storage.

Contributing

Luno Code is open source and contributions are welcome — issues, ideas, and pull requests. Fork the repository, open a PR, and join us.

Thanks to everyone helping make Luno Code better:

  • @UvenaliyS
  • @ivangribach

Resources

  • Website & pricing — luno.codes
  • Models — luno.codes/models
  • Repository — github.com/UvenaliyS/LunoCode
  • Issues — GitHub Issues
  • Support — luno.codes/support

License

MIT © 2026 Luno Code. Free to use, modify, and distribute — keep the copyright notice.

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