Features · Scale & power
Terminal execution
FreeCoder can run real commands — your build, your test suite, a script — and stream the live output back. It reads what happened and keeps iterating until things pass, so it closes the loop instead of guessing.
You stay in control through permissions: before running anything, FreeCoder asks. You can approve once, approve for the session, or deny.
Frequently asked
Does FreeCoder ask before running commands?
Yes. It requests permission before running anything, and you can approve once, for the session, or deny.
Can it see the output of what it runs?
Yes. It reads build and test output live and uses it to fix what breaks.
Can it keep fixing until tests pass?
Yes. Tell it your test command and it will run it and keep iterating until the suite is green.
Get FreeCoder free. Open PowerShell on Windows and run
irm https://freecoder.space/install.ps1 | iex — then read the getting-started guide.Related: Permissions & safety → · Your first session →