chad-ai 0.13.2

Chad: YOLO AI

Chad: YOLO AI

Coding agents need hand holding to implement complex features, but no one holds Chad's hand.

Add one or more OpenAI Codex, Claude Code, Google Gemini, Alibaba Qwen, Mistral Vibe, Moonshot Kimi, or OpenCode coding agents, decide what happens when you reach a limit (wait for the reset and continue, switch provider), ask for a coding task, and Chad will ralph loop to deliver a one-shot result.

The First Warning: Chad was developed with... Chad. Yes, this material writes itself. No, high quality robust code this is not.

World Warning II: Chad is a risk-taker who knows no limits. Chad runs agents in YOLO mode and has access to everything on your hard drive and your internet connection. Especially if you are going to allow remote connections, consider using a cheap isolated cloud server, the Weft project makes this easy.

Blah blah how do I run it?

• Install the latest version from the releases page or with pipx pipx install chad-ai
• Run it locally with the chad command OR
• Run it remotely with the chad --tunnel command and connect at https://iondrive.co/Chad. If your server is headless, it is easiest to setup your providers via oauth with a chad server on a desktop and then use the export->import function in the settings to move your encrypted provider config to the server

How is this better than $Grug?

• Switch between agents (tokens encrypted with a master password you create and provide for each session)
• Optional remote access which can be shared with multiple users
• Display usage from multiple providers
• Await reset or switch providers when a desired hourly or weekly usage level is reached
• Run multiple tasks in parallel with git worktrees
• Send progress messages to slack and notify you once a task is done
• Chat view for continuing sessions or reviewing changes

Screenshots

Monitor provider accounts with usage tracking

Configure rules to switch providers or wait for usage resets

Run tasks with selected coding and verification agents

Is this satire? What are you even doing here?