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CodePilot publishes its source under BSL 1.1. Personal, educational, nonprofit, and evaluation use is free. Use in products or services offered to third parties for a fee, or internal use by organizations with more than 100 employees, requires a separate commercial license. Your AI provider charges for model subscriptions and API usage. Read the license

You need a working model connection: a supported subscription sign-in, API key, plan credentials, or a local model service. A Claude Code subscription is not required. Available connections differ by agent, and the app shows providers and models for the selected agent. Your provider determines account limits and billing.

Connect services such as Anthropic, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, GLM, and Kimi, configure an Anthropic-compatible or OpenAI-compatible API, or use local models through Ollama. Model availability, tool use, and image input depend on your agent, provider, and model; not every combination is supported.

Choose Claude Code, Codex, or CodePilot when starting a conversation. After the first message, that conversation stays with its selected agent; start a new conversation to use another agent. You can change compatible models or providers within the same agent, which may affect context caching and cost.

The built-in CodePilot agent works without an additional CLI. Choosing Claude Code or Codex requires its corresponding CLI and a valid sign-in or provider credentials. Follow the setup guidance in the app. Available tools and model capabilities depend on the agent you choose.

Conversation history and settings are stored locally. AI requests send relevant messages, attachments, and tool results to your chosen provider. Networked extensions such as MCP and Bridge also exchange data with their respective services. Stable releases include anonymous error and release-health reporting, which you can disable in settings; restart the app for the change to fully take effect.