Nib for your desktop.
A local AI coding agent that reads your repo, edits files, runs tests, and keeps going. One subscription covers every model, and the same key works in the tools you already use.
Every major model family. One subscription.
OpenAI
Anthropic
xAI
Every model on every paid plan. One balance, no per-model caps. Families currently routed by Nib; more are added as they are verified. View models
Built for the work between prompts.
Most tools stop at a chat box. Nib runs commands, reads the result, and decides what to do next. The difference shows up on real repositories, not demos.
It reads before it writes
Nib maps the repository first: entry points, tests, build scripts, the files that actually matter. Edits land where they belong, not in a plausible-looking neighbour.
It closes the loop
Run the test, read the failure, change the code, run it again. You get a result and a diff, not a suggestion you have to paste somewhere.
One key, every tool
Your plan includes an API key that works with Cline, Continue, Zed, and any OpenAI-compatible SDK. Same credits, same models, no second bill.
Plus $10 · Pro $30 · Max $90.
Every paid plan includes every model. Higher tiers add a larger balance and more concurrent sessions — that is the whole difference.
- Every model family, no per-model caps
- Daily allowance 75 credits · weekly 180
- API key for external tools
- Every model family, no per-model caps
- Daily allowance 250 credits · weekly 600
- API key for external tools
- Every model family, no per-model caps
- Daily allowance 875 credits · weekly 2,100
- API key for external tools
Ten credits equal one dollar of model usage. Credits reset each month; top-ups are available any time. Full details at sknib.com/pricing.
Get the desktop app.
One installer, one sign-in. macOS and Linux builds are on the way — they will appear here and in the app when they ship.
The first public build is being finalized. The link appears here as soon as it is published.
Checksums are published with every release so you can verify the installer before running it. See all downloads for system requirements and release notes.
Before you install.
What exactly is Nib?
Which platforms are supported?
What am I paying for?
Do you publish per-model prices?
What happens when I run out of credits?
Can I use the same subscription in other tools?
Can my team share one account?
Is Nib based on an open-source project?
What if I want a refund?
Install it. Then forget it is there.
Nib stays on your desktop, remembers your repository, and shows you the bill.