SRZ, you rock.
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Really not claude? The post says it’s claude code 100% free forever?
Blimey really?
I spend my day job helping engineers install & integrate automation frameworks using VS Code and then using Co Pilot chat to code so this is really interesting, will get on this later today
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How we can install this fcc-claude with VS Code on Mac pc ?
Really expecialist in Artificial Inteligence
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Please install Node from the web first
This is Amazing. Thank you @SRZ
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I have the same problems, pls help us.
Choose the third one
check my post up there
i can’t seem to find it, it only shows that your post in this post is number 35.
Great thing @SRZ but it’s not same thing like Real Claude code
idoesnt wworrrrk untill u validate nvidiaa account .dooes it wwork oooutsiiide us?
When I hit my limit on Claude’s code, I decided to test this; it actually works, but Claude’s code intelligence is still the best. This free API at least did its best. I got stuck in a loop using the free APIs.
My honest take is that if you are a beginner or want to test something new, you can use this without burning credit.
Claude’s code runs in its own workspace better than any other replica trying to use its architecture or intelligence.
The per-model routing idea is the part that would help me most, because different tasks suit different strengths. I would start with a single free provider and a small test project before pointing it at anything important. Keeping the free key separate from paid credentials also makes it easier to rotate if a provider changes its limits. The voice input sounds convenient, but I would still review every diff before accepting it, especially for refactors. Overall, the five-minute setup is appealing if the fallback is clear when one provider hits a rate limit.
There should be a thread I posted with directions on how to do so here on 1H. I will look as soon as I have time .
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