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AI · June 9, 2026

guIDE

Your AI. Your Machine. No Limits

guIDE launched on June 9, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

guIDE is a free, local-first AI code editor for Windows, Linux, and macOS, built for local GGUF models with 82+ built-in agent tools, autonomous Playwright and Tor Browser control, RAG codebase search, voice input, live HTML preview, and a growing integration ecosystem. It supports unlimited free local inference, 50+ programming languages, sub-agents, and GPU/CPU acceleration. Built for users looking for a free local solution to replace your current Cursor, Windsurf, or VS Code Workflow.

guIDE is a free offline AI code editor. Local LLMs, agents, editor, and terminal — cloud optional, never required.

Run agents on your hardware. Your code stays yours—cloud is optional, never required. On-device inference on CUDA or CPU. No API keys required to start. Full ask-plan-agent loop with native filesystem, terminal, and git. Code and context stay on your machine unless you opt into cloud. GraySoft Cloud or 26 BYOK providers when you need hosted models. A calm, full-screen environment built for long sessions—click a capture to swap the hero preview. Not a chat panel bolted onto an editor. guIDE ships the full stack — inference, agents, editor, terminal, and automation — offline-capable by default. Run GGUF models on CUDA or CPU with llama.cpp—no API keys required to start. Ask, plan, and agent…from guide.graysoft.dev

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