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Teams that cannot let source leave the laptop get a plan-edit-test agent that runs on Ollama or llama.cpp and asks before every tool call.
Xencode is a terminal coding assistant written in Rust. It routes requests to local models through Ollama or llama.cpp by default, and only reaches Gemini, Qwen or OpenAI-compatible endpoints if you switch cloud models on in its config. Its agent loop plans, edits, runs tests and fixes, with each tool call held for your approval, and falls back to a backup model when the primary fails. It ships a ratatui interface and install scripts for Linux, macOS and Windows.
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