OLKIL
Free Ai Code Editor (IDE)
What it does
OLKIL is a free AI code editor and AI IDE with multi-model AI, AI agents, autocomplete, code generation, debugging, and chat. A powerful Cursor AI alternative for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Agents, smart autocomplete, multi-model chat, and a full IDE — free on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Cursor-class AI tooling in a free IDE — agents, autocomplete, chat, and a full editor. Hand off multi-step tasks. OLKIL plans, edits, and iterates while you stay in control. Context-aware suggestions that feel native — fast, accurate, and free. Talk to your codebase. Ask, refactor, explain, and ship without leaving the editor. Extensions, terminal, Git, debugging — a complete IDE, not a thin wrapper. Work the way you want with clear controls over context and what leaves your machine. One free experience on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Same power everywhere. Free for Windows, macOS, and Linux.…from olkil.com
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