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JiachongCode · Local Agent Runtime

Let AI work directly
on your computer and improve

From chat, coding, and file work to automation, long term memory, and evolving skills. JiachongCode connects models, tools, and your workspace in one desktop product.

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Local agentOpen model accessControlled updatesContinuous improvement

Product

An AI workspace that can get work done

Models, tools, memory, skills, and your projects work together in one desktop workspace.
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Works on your computer

The local agent can use the terminal, files, browser, project folders, and the tools you enable.

02

Turns experience into capability

Memory, skills, and evaluation records preserve useful methods for measurable improvement.

03

Keeps model choice open

Use major model providers and OpenAI compatible endpoints, and choose the right model for each task.

04

Keeps updates under control

Release the desktop app, agent runtime, skills, and policies independently across stable and preview channels.

01Connect a modelUse your model provider or compatible endpoint
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02Give it a taskFiles, code, browser, and terminal work together
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03Preserve what worksMemory, skills, and evaluations accumulate over time

Download

Download JiachongCode

Install the desktop app on Windows or the agent runtime on a Linux server. Model settings and agent data stay on the device running your tasks.
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Install from PowerShell

Paste this command into PowerShell. It detects an existing installation, downloads only when needed, updates, and opens JiachongCode.

irm https://266d.com/install.ps1 | iex
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Install on a Linux server

For Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS Stream, Rocky Linux, and AlmaLinux. Connect over SSH and run one command. Required dependencies are checked and installed automatically.

curl -fsSL https://266d.com/install.sh | bash

Follow the setup wizard to configure your model, then run hermes. Run hermes setup to configure it again.

Headless servers use the command-line runtime. Computer control requires a graphical desktop; legacy CentOS 7 is not recommended.