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I love the experience of tools like Claude Code, but I don't think developers should have to accept premium pricing, arbitrary restrictions, and a single-vendor ecosystem just to get a great AI coding experience. I wanted the same terminal-first workflow with the freedom to choose any model, so I built Kolega Code, an open-source AI CLI.

Feedback and constructive criticism are very much appreciated.

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