Rust · terminal · v1.0.0

boxcode

A coding assistant that lives in your terminal. It reads your files and runs your commands — and waits for you before every one.

curl -fsSL https://boxcode.sh/install.sh | bash

Downloads a checksum-verified prebuilt binary — no Rust toolchain needed. Already installed? boxcode --upgrade.

❯ add a health check endpoint
 
I'll add it to the router and run the tests.
 
╭ Run this command? ───────────────────────╮
│  $ cargo test                            │
│  in ~/project                            │
│  y run  ·  n skip  ·  esc skip           │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────╯

You approve every write and every command

Each one stops and waits. There is deliberately no "allow everything" key — and genuinely catastrophic commands are refused outright, never offered for approval.

Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint

Run /provider to pick one and paste a key, or point BOXCODE_ENDPOINT at something self-hosted. Nothing is hardcoded to one vendor.

It's just your terminal

The session prints as ordinary output, so your scrollback, selection and search all still work — and it's still there after you quit.